Top 10 diagnostic tools: Q4 2025

The end of 2025 has arrived and with it we take a look back at the last quarter of diagnostic tools added to our website. In no particular order, here they are:

• The MT2600 from Snap-on is a versatile diagnostic tool that provides intuitive access to diagnostic capabilities, and OEM-specific coverage for 50 domestic, Asian, and European makes back to 1983.
• The TOPDON ArtiDiag800 features full system diagnostics for 54 vehicle makes and offers 28 service functions for domestic, European, and Asian vehicles newer than 1995.
• The XTool HDGURU offers heavy duty vehicle diagnostics via standard OBD-II protocols, with over 60 bi-directional tests, more than 35 Cummins dedicated functions, and advanced feature and parameter programming across over 45 applications.
• The RLink X3 from TOPDON is designed to work on eight OE software systems and achieves OEM-level diagnostics when paired with OE software including ECU programming and coding, active test, and special functions.
• The BAT 135 Battery Tester from Bosch is designed to test 6V and 12V batteries from 40-2,000 CCA including AGM, Gel cell, flooded lead-acid, start/stop EFB, and Commercial SLI batteries using a micro-load test for accurate results.
• The Launch Tech USA TSAP3 is designed to simplify and streamline TPMS Service, according to the company.
• The BlueDriver MAX from asTech is designed to serve the commercial diagnostic needs of dealerships, fleets, and inspection businesses conducting high-volume scans and calibrations.
• The ArtiDiag HD from TOPDON features full system diagnostics that are designed to offer comprehensive insights by reading and clearing codes across all major systems, including engine, transmission and ABS, among others.
• The FJC Electronic Leak Detector, No. 5110, is designed to detect all CFC, HFC, HCFC, and HFO refrigerants, including R-134a and R-1234yf.
• An enhancement to asTech’s adasThink, Connected Calibrations, is integrated into the repair order submission process.