It can monitor most vehicle systems, and you won’t need to pay a monthly fee to access the advanced monitoring features as you sometimes must with other scanners. If you want to do more than check engine codes, the BlueDriver can also do that.

If you simply want to check your engine codes, this tool is a way to easily do so. The interface is intuitive – even for the novice. The BlueDriver has hands-down the best app of the OBD2 Bluetooth scanners we’ve tested.

Repair Report feature shows fixes for certain issues.

Compatible with iPhone (iOS) and Android.

This scanner also topped our list of best OBD2 scanners for its utility and versatility. While it has a high up-front cost (at over $100, while some other options are around $40), it doesn’t require a monthly subscription. Veepeak OBDCheck BLE OBD2 Bluetooth Scanner Auto OBD II Diagnostic Scan Tool for iOS & Android, Bluetooth 4.The BlueDriver is an OBDII scan tool that provides advanced diagnostic features while still offering an easy-to-use interface that’s accessible if you aren’t a mechanic. Here's the Veepeak i got off from Amazon. Don't forget that you would have to pay for the full version for BimmerCode app. I just received mine last week and coded the folding mirrors.

Has anyone had a bad experience with bimmercode and would recommend a different app instead? I am looking at using bimmercode for this and getting a wifi obd2.ĭoes anyone recommend a specific wifi obd2 for this task? They seem to more or less all be the same but they range from $25-$100 and that makes me weary of buying the $25 dollar one. Basically, I want to code in mirror fold when I lock my f80 and delete the active noise. Hey everyone, just have a couple of questions that have been beaten to death around 2018, but since its 2020 I want to know if there are any updates.

Wifi vs bluetooth obd2