Anyone use AutoEnginuity scan tool?

[ebg18t]

I am looking for a scan tool, I run win7 on my shop laptop (Ross-tech for VAG) and dont want to deal with trying to get the ebay TiS system working. Otherwise everything else we have in Mac. So looking at this: http://www.autoenginuity.com/images/dloads/Product_Comparison.pdf

Anyone use this or and other suggestions? I need something able to read individual speed sensors and all the engine channels.

Thoughts?

 

[asimdada]

I just received the ELM327 OBD bluetooth scantool that I will use with my HTC droid. I've heard excellent reviews about it and some awesome videos on youtube.
The unit basically cost around $15 and software for Droid is free for basic and $5 for pro version. Looks like its definitely worth it.

 

[ebg18t]

I just received the ELM327 OBD bluetooth scantool that I will use with my HTC droid. I've heard excellent reviews about it and some awesome videos on youtube.
The unit basically cost around $15 and software for Droid is free for basic and $5 for pro version. Looks like its definitely worth it.

Being an Apple/Mac house the ELM-Android stuff is of little use unfortunately. I ended up just ordering the TIS from Amazon and installed it on my old Win7 computer. Worked perfect and ended up being the best deal for me.

 

[Ducmonsta]

I know someone that does [MENTION=99235]Scott@Hightech[/MENTION]

 

[BlackWorksInc]

I've heard good things about the AutoIngenuity, but I have no personal experience with it.

 

[Scott@Hightech]

the AE is a good tool, But if your only using it for toyotas then the Techstream with the Mongoose pro is the only way to go. OEM software will always be superior to aftermarket.

If your working on multiple brands and want something that is quite capable and still inexpensive(relatively) the autoenginuity is the way to go. One uge benefit is if you find your self needing more than the basic functions and generic OBD2 data. you can buy manufacture specific packages that allow much more in depth access.

 

[ZOE]

Being an Apple/Mac house the ELM-Android stuff is of little use unfortunately. I ended up just ordering the TIS from Amazon and installed it on my old Win7 computer. Worked perfect and ended up being the best deal for me.

Hmm...there are ELM327 IOS.

 

[metallitera]

the AE is a good tool, But if your only using it for toyotas then the Techstream with the Mongoose pro is the only way to go. OEM software will always be superior to aftermarket.

$6,000 is pretty difficult to justify for someone who is not using the software to make a living using it.

AE with the Toyota enhanced package is less than one tenth the price.