What players get out of it

A mechanic pulls out a handheld scanner, plugs it into the car in front of them, and reads what is actually wrong instead of guessing. Stored faults come up in a list, live data ticks over while the engine runs, and hidden software changes can be flashed on from the same screen. Other resources can push their own fault codes into the tool, so a crash or a bad part shows up as a real code.

Where it sits against the other mechanic resources here

The mechanic shelf on this marketplace runs from brake heat and drift tires through to full workshop jobs. This one is the diagnostic step in front of that work, and it is free, so a shop can use it alongside whatever tuning resource it already runs.

What to check before you buy

It runs standalone or on ESX, QBCore, Qbox and VRP, and connects to inventory, notifications and dispatch through the kq_link bridge, which is open source. Phone and tablet integrations are built in, and every string in the interface can be translated.