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 ArtiDiag900BT from TOPDON  offers support for 28 maintenance services and full system diagnostics for over 130 brands. ECU coding helps optimize the vehicle's performance and customize its features.
• 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.