Has anyone used the nanocom evolution on their LR3? Does it work well? Is there another brand on the market for diagnosis?

 

I am not entirely sure that the Nanocom covers the LR3 as standard as it was designed around the D2. In any event, should it be useable for the LR3 you would probably need to purchase another licence and software for the LR3 model. The Bearmach Hawkeye has almost the same functionality as the Nanocom and is in the same price bracket. It would be prudent to enquire of both companies, in writing, about the flexibility of their products and what additional costs may be involved for the LR3. You will also need to be clear exactly what you want each scanner to achieve as code reading is only a minor part of the functions for which there are far cheaper scanners available.