
XTOOL A30M OBD2 Car Code Reader, Diagnostic Tool , Supports 26 Special Functions, Full System Diagnostic, Bi-directional Control
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The XTOOL A30M is a palm-sized OBD2 Bluetooth scanner that pairs with an Android or iOS phone or tablet. It reads and clears codes across all major systems, not just the engine: ECM, TCM, ABS, SRS, BCM, TPMS, SAS and more. It adds bi-directional active tests, ECU coding, adaptations and 26 service functions such as oil reset and EPB, plus live data graphing and Auto VIN. It covers 115 vehicle brands. Against budget code readers it does far more; against shop-grade tablets it gives up a built-in screen and deep guided diagnostics, and it leans on your phone for everything.
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Owners treat the A30M as strong value for a phone-based tool, praising full-system scans and active tests at a DIY level. Complaints center on app and Bluetooth setup and on some functions not working on every model.
The XTOOL A30M is a palm-sized OBD2 diagnostic tool that reads fault codes from all vehicle systems, including ECM, TCM, ABS, SRS, BCM, IMM, BMS, TPMS, SAS, fuel, light and wiper systems. It supports 115 vehicle brands, with no area or car model limitation. It works with Android and iOS phones and tablets.
It offers bi-directional and active tests, ECU coding, adaptation and matching, plus 26 special functions. These include oil reset, electronic parking brake reset, throttle relearn, TPMS reset, ABS bleeding, DPF regeneration, injector coding, SAS adjustment and BMS reset. It also covers full OBD II and EOBD functions, live data graphing, data recording and remote diagnostics.
Auto VIN Scan identifies the vehicle and scans all diagnosable ECUs. It works with 2006 and newer vehicles. A light button on the side helps you find the OBD2 port and work in dark places. The tool reads the voltage of the car's power supply.







