Kingbolen K6 Pro Bi-Directional Scan Tool 2023

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[@mikimiki195]

First comment and I’m what you call neighborhood mechanic 👨‍🔧 this would benefit not just me but people in my neighborhood friends and family. Love to have this scanner 👍🏻

[@LetsDriftMedia]

Hey Miki I've selected you as the winner! Appreciate you always supporting the channel it means a lot to me! And I think the scanner will be in good hands with you. Message me on IG or email me [e-mail] so I can arrange the shipping to get that sent out.

[@mikimiki195]

@@LetsDriftMedia Dude that’s amazing Thank you so much. I can’t believe I got selected. I will get hold of you on IG 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@VeganAtmosphere]

Omg Luckk

[@kyleb6325]

Howdy 🤠 I’ve been working on cars with my uncle since I was a kid. He has always had some kind of race car, when I turned 20 I started working at Firestone as a flat rate tech and made good money but decided that I’d rather do it for side work when it comes to working on cars. Now I am a construction worker side hustling mechanic work. Having this scanner would be a game changer for me, I don’t get to do a lot of engine diag because I don’t have a good scanner

[@robertsolis7037]

I’m in Honda ! Staying busy as a used car tech/honda tech trying to make it in life as a mechanic in these crazy days ! Crazy I started washing cars at a dealer saw the cool stuff happening in the shop and gave it a shot as a lube tech and it’s the best thing I could have ever done.Cause fast forward 8 years I’m now replacing motors and transmissions and doing diags! Never give up on your dreams brothers/sisters I started as a car washer and now I’m doing things I’ve never thought I could do!

[@Los831]

Working in the dealership as a flat rate. Been here for about 3 years, I am building up my tools and equipment to open up my own shop, having my daughter motivated me to keep pushing forward, adding a scanner is my next step this one seems like a good starting point.👍🏽

[@ElmerPACTPPadilla]

At the Honda dealership 10 years loving the dealership teaching the new generation of technicians

[@cesaruribe6202]

Right now I’m halfway through tech school and working on changing oil and tires at Walmart. I got into automotive at the end of my senior year I knew nothing about it but once I found out about automotive I loved it and ever since have been watching your videos! Keep it up!

[@antoruiz05]

working on weekends as a hobby, on different projects... from engine repair to electrical details... helping my neighbors and friends (very good advice in your videos)

[@VeganAtmosphere]

Here from Stockton California in US man I am an at home DIY guy who loves helping my family members and friends with free maintenance Other than parts of course. I am currently trying to be a mobile/home mechanic but it has been hard. Having a scan tool like this will definitely make it better for me and nicer to open up my customer spectrum. Thanks for reading and hope I win. Been a crappy year Just got my bachelors degree but hasn’t helped me yet and I am broke 😢 Love yah drift media❤

[@PonchoGarage]

I am helping at my uncle’s shop while I study to be ASE certified. I’m slowly building my toolbox as I am only working part time at the moment and having this scan tool would be a great addition.

[@Sundayfunnies]

Thanks for another great video. I'm starting on my career as a mechanic and your videos have taught me so much. Alot of stuff that i didn't realize would be in the world of a mechanic.

[@FrostyBravo]

YO YO YOOOOO whats up Nick, worked at Honda for 6 months, now back to home diy / being top contributor on fb forums for every machine i own lol. I 100% support the right to repair and hope to make content one day that will help people fix stuff like you do. Been subbed since the early days somewhat, keep up the good work your the man!

[@emmanuelvelasco4068]

Working as mobile mechanic in colorado good and bad days with wheather but been doing it for around 8 years proud of what i do is the best .

[@krisshaa8079]

just started working at a toyota dealership and really liking the industry. Switched from IT and very happy i made the swap. The previous videos you made about the field were very helpful. :)

[@AUTARKYDESIGNS]

Working for a Oil Change comoany as a service technician. I have 5yrs straight experience as a technician but overall 15 on and off. Served 23yrs in the military and loving life as a technician. I hope to open my own shop one day.

[@joseserrano9095]

Making a living a quarter of an hour at a time. Long life flat rate techs 😅 Just started the Toyota tech route and your videos had helped me a lot. Keep up the great work.

[@josesalinas6691]

Just started working as a diesel technician a couple of months ago, after finishing trade school. So far, I've been learning a lot quickly. Though not many people would agree, I love my job. I've always had a passion of fixing things since I was a child.

[@Robert____2121]

After a few years of working on cars as a hobby and only being KZbin certified 😅 I decided to go back to school and join the Honda PACT program to learn the fundamentals and theory. Your vids are really inspiring me to start filming my progress so I can share it and help someone else decide if this route is for them. Also that scanner would be dope to have! My BlueDriver won’t cut it at the dealership 😭

[@Sergio58470]

Currently working for the city as a fleet mechanic, been in the industry 8 years. I’m a ford certified master tech (5years) and looking to open up my own shop. 😁

[@ericovchinnikov3576]

Currently in tech school trying to collect tools and build up my arsenal. This scan tool would be a phenomenal addition!

[@RoRo-kc8zv]

I’m working at Goodyear independent shop been there for 6 years starting as a tire guy then went to school and got promoted to technician 🎉 this job is hard AF But I love it!

[@scottyatkinson3105]

I've been a flat rate tech for a little over 1 year, I started sweeping floors in school. Now im 20 and have been working on buying tools. One of the big things i still dont have is a scan tool. This would be a nice one to have!

[@erickbpreviews6244]

I’m a lube tech working at a dealership, working hard to make my way up to be a mechanic. Your videos are the best!

[@javierosorio5169]

I work at a Landfill , but I love to wrench daily, diagnostic is my next step. Awesome scanner

[@alexvilla3624]

Been watching your channel for a while and all I got to say is that you can’t fix modern cars without a scan tool now days because of all the modules that they have this would definitely be a useful tool

[@DEmechanic2000]

Im 6 years into the field and have 4 of my ase, looking to get the other 4 soon to be master tech. Just started a new job that pays more and has all the benefits my old job didn’t. Just trying to grow my knowledge and skills, and get more into diag, right now I’m investing in more tools that at my old job I had and now at my current job I need to buy for and also trying to save for one day opening my own shop. Love your videos always, we been watching you for years now even since I started in the field, definitely have learned a lot from you

[@reneorantes-cruz6916]

Bmw tech in Fremont ca been a tech for 4 years. Did uti in Sacramento, ford fact, smog program, and Bmw step. Was hourly for 6 months with no prior experience. Now been at 3 dealers around the bay. At times I regret uti but I had a super fun time and meet hella cool dudes 😂. I fell in love with my ek 4 door and joined auto rop in high school. I needed to leave my hometown and uti was best choice in my eyes back then. The experiences of leaving the nest to pursue an automotive career at 17 being a first generation Latino was all worth it. My daughter was born 2 months after graduation of Bmw step and it couldn’t have been more of perfect timing. First time I heard of you was in my Bmw training class where we watched your video as a class. Got me thinking bout putting my time in and switching to fleet before 25

[@LetsDriftMedia]

Wow they played my video for a whole class of people? Thats so crazy! Your game plan sounds good, Dont give up youll get where you want to be after putting in your time.

[@peterswecanski4912]

Great video 🪛🔧🪒..retired ford an chevy dealership tech..But still do automotive on the side. What a great tool to have

[@WhipCream-jh8lp]

Been watching you for a while, I have a passion for cars just a young 18 year old college student going for that degree , get that asap, and start my career soon, this would be nice to help along the way 😌

[@ahamadmaihanwal8752]

I am a newly qualified mechanic and I am planning on opening my own mobile mechanic business in 1 month time thank you so much for this video I appreciate It since it will help for the business

[@Ratgirl505]

My husband and I watch your videos, he was a mechanic at a dealership but now uplifts cars for the county. There are alot more opportunities if you have some experience working on cars then people think.

[@LetsDriftMedia]

Exactly, alot of people think its dealership or independents shop, theres alot more opportunity out there than that!

[@Gabe_wenches95]

My name is Gabriel , I’m a head technician for a independent repair shop for Toyota and Lexus only . I’ve been in the automotive flied for the past 5 years now , at the moment at the shop it’s just me and my boss and 1 lube tech . But since my boss takes care of all the office work , it leaves me to do all major work and just this year I gain my bosses trust in opening shop for him , interacting with customer and also making charges and writing quotes for customer as well as assistant them with questions and concerns. I work 12-14 a day but my tool set isn’t the greatest but I do get by with what I have now . So not only am I a head tech , I manage the shop for my boss . We have over 9000 customers and a 5-star rating on yelp and we’re always booked up 3-weeks in advance. I love what I do , I love working with our customer everyday, I put in the hours , I put in the work and I hope one day I run the shop for my boss

[@raymondcaoili3773]

Currently working as a tech from Hawaii 🌴 Learning to work on any make and model. Love your vids!

[@dori2ae86redcoup]

DIY guy here. Currently own a 4runner , is300, gs350, and AE86. Toyota die hard forsure

[@MrPuregamingHD]

Howdy! Been working on cars for over 8 years now. Started with Ford, ended up at a Toyota dealership! This scan tool looks like it would be a great addition to my arsenal! Great vid as always, keep it up!👌🏽

[@danielfossland8575]

Turning 32 in november so little older or late start, but i just started at my local Toyota/GM dealer on the lube rack. Major upgrade to valvoline instant oil change which is where i started a year ago. Trying to accumulate tools since they ask you to bring your own is spendy.. aspecially now, ha. I am eager, though, because i enjoy the work, to be honest, and the pay is much better than what i was getting at vioc. Helps with getting tools and taking care of my mom since my father passed.

[@gustavolopez2707]

Started my career 1 year ago in the automotive world and I love it. Always learning everyday. Just saving up and getting little by little. Everything so dam expensive.

[@funcars_]

super great video on the functionality of this bidirectional tool! ive been working as a side mechanic since i was 15, had always seen it as a hobby never had it as my main career, ive made a switch over a year ago and started taking auto mechanic classes in el camino college, just got done with automatic transmissions class now i need to schedule a day to take my ASE since it is fresh in my mind and now im taking manual transmissions as well as engine repair and i love it 💯

[@gonzalozuniga1961]

About to finish auto school. I’m working at Nissan and just bought my tool box. Doing side work as well and having that scanner will definitely make my diagnosing easier. Thanks for the videos, God bless.

[@andrewmarquez5461]

I'm a automotive student, going for my associates in Automotive Technology. I graduate in December. Being that I'm a college student, it's fair to say that I'm no where near being financially stable. I plan to get a dealer job after graduating, and a scan tool like this would be perfect for me.

[@JavierGonzalez-nx6rs]

I been at ford for 2 years, 1.5 years as a porter and half a year doing drivability and quick service. Not taking a lot of money since I'm a apprentice but looking to go flat rate this year coming up.

[@erickaguirre2333]

Seeing the scan tools around the shop this would definitely be nice

[@castleinside6904]

Joined as a U.S. military vehicle mechanic (Soldier), and it's about time to transition to civilian mechanic. The Army always provided all kinda tools for military vehicles, so I didn't have to have the tools but now I do need my own tools for my career and DIY mechanic. I am still deciding between light-duty (automotive) and heavy-duty (diesel trucks) because all military vehicle is heavy-duty and that's all I have worked on past 20+ years. But I want to learn the Automotive industry as well. By the way, your videos are very helpful and learning something new. Thank you.

[@jeffgoetz7919]

I just started T-Ten last month at a Lexus dealership after working as a lube tech since July 2022. Couldn’t be happier. Starting electrical 1 next week! Your videos helped me make the decision to enter the automotive field.

[@eliasrodriguez1361]

Man this would be an awesome scanner to use with my little brother.🤟🏾 We keep having problems with his car and it sucks having to go autozone to read codes, thats if the car would even start. We're DIY BROTHERS! Learning as we go.🤟🏾

[@santostrevino2502]

I recently started work as a technician b at pepboys working flat rate. Before that i was working at a shop called slik pitt it was partnered with pueblo tires i was a mechanic there not sure on rank there as it was a small shop. Ive been a mechanic for 4-5yrs mostly as hourly but now that im at pepboys im flat rate (havent gotten my first paycheck from there so hope it was a good decision) my hometown doesnt have very good pay rates so im doing alright as far as pay rate goes.

[@Pandakid13]

Thanks for the walk through of new tech in the game. I've been at a toyota dealership for a 1 and a half years. Ive got my G1 cert and am on track to take out my brake and suspension certs.

[@joelaceves2725]

Dude I have about 2 yrs working for a dealership…. Started following you about 4 years ago Your content help me become a tech, happier than ever working on cars. Thank You 🙏🏼

[@craigcole8324]

25 plus years of turning wrenches from Toyota to indy shops then a few years at USPS then landed the best job in fleet working for an electric and gas company as a field mechanic.

[@victorhoyt4352]

Currently working as an independent mobile mechanic in Atlanta, Georgia. Someone broke into my work truck about 3 weeks ago and stole a bunch of tools, and my scan tool as well 😢 Unfortunately, I have not been able to afford a new one and am running an older generation one from years ago that works with Android or ios device, and it has very limited capabilities. I've been making it work the best I can, though, and would love to get a new one!! To the guy who stole my stuff, I got you on camera bro and they are looking for you!!

[@ezevallos426]

I’m back at an independent shop and this would def make checking out different car brands a breeze. I’m in Maryland and winter season is coming up so the battery checking feature would be great too

[@HLChow]

Love your videos - you're the real deal. work on cars at home garage. need a scan tool like that to really read the computer and correctly diagnose. keep the videos coming; been watching your videos from back when u were with toyota then BMW and then diesel. thanks

[@theaznvideos]

Hey Nick definitely a nice scan tool to add to my arsenal. Hope you have a great day!

[@raufnugmanov1765]

DIY guy. I've got a cheap Bluetooth OBD scanner to test errors, works great for basic diagnostic, but wanted to try something advance, specifically to run EVAP test.

[@seacrestfpv8412]

Just found your Channel and been binging, I’m starting as a line tech soon and your vids are very helpful!

[@XActzz]

Love the videos man ! Currently working flat rate at Toyota , 3 years now . Scan tool looks awesome

[@cristianmoreno7372]

Im at a independent shop been here for 3 years and been looking for a scan tool for like 2-3 years just havent decided to go with the expensive snap on but just saw this and this looks way better and for more than half of the price and has more functions hope i get lucky jaja but love your videos been watching your videos everydayb you upload

[@reyesvalenzuela1655]

Hello I’m Rey! I started my career 8 months ago as a lube tech in my hometown in Colorado and got promoted to Mopar apprentace 2 months ago diffidently would be dope to win it as a young husband and father who chose to pull gears and follow my passion and start a new career from scratch! Btw love your videos! Have binged them all since i found your channel!

[@theawesome582]

When to community college for a general automotive degree. Been with a toyota dealership for five years, recently finished up my A-series ASEs and have been working on being a toyota master tech. Loved watching your videos and keep up the great work.

[@lukejones8016]

Great video looks like it would fit my needs very well. I went to community college for 2 years through the GM-ASEP program and worked at a Chevrolet dealer 2 years after. Now I am working at a independent shop doing heavy line on a variety of brands! Definitely could use a scan tool of my own.

[@techoso89]

Been wrenching 7 years at a Toyota dealer in Oc started as porter now working flat rate line tech. Been following your channel for while your true inspiration to keep pushing forward n making it out of the dealer life. Keep on wrenching 🙌

[@magzofficial3871]

Been working as a mechanic on older cars for a couple years now, would like to move on to newer vehicles and a better tool. I have a back injury from an accident so this would save my body in multiple ways🤟🏽🤟🏽

[@danir8730]

I recently graduated with my associates degree as an automotive technician from my community college, currently I’m trying to build my tool box that scan tool would a blessing 🙏🏾 since I can’t afford a good one right now tools are expensive lol, anyways awesome video man been watching you for a long time🤙🏾

[@mikeyortiz4833]

Keep doing your videos brotha 🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@Eddiemoney193]

love your videos bro! I would love this scan tool, Im a DIY person and fix all my vehicles. I don't have a bi-directional scan tool and this would definitely come in handy. peace!

[@malachihawk7700]

Been working in a small independent shop here in Texas. Going into my 3rd year as a tech and constantly learning more and more. My boss has 40+ years in the business and hes blessed me with plenty of knowledge and continues to show me more and more as I have questions along the way. I am slowly getting tools as I go and a scan tool is something I’ve been interested in for the last few months. Just haven’t figured out which one yet.

[@BenjaminJimenez909]

Currently a T-TEN student and I'm working at a Toyota Dealership, about to hit 1 year in November. Focusing on graduating with ASEs and moving up. I got less than a year to graduate so I'm excited!

[@BenjaminJimenez909]

Quick update, I just got moved up to light line. I will start being flat rate on November. I'm excited and can't wait to start building up my experience and tools.

[@ogsgarage2428]

Love the vids bro, been watching them for a while. Currently working for the city transportation fleet, just started there. Was previously a school bus mechanic, and before that was working as a fleet mechanic for another transportation company. Also worked at tire shops and what not before while still in trade school. Been currently at it for about 6 years now, I have side jobs lined up but don’t really have any way of scanning the actual vehicles besides a cheap scan tool that only gives the p code number and discription lol. Would be dope to actually be able to see live data and what not. Keep up the hard work!

[@Christopher_KC]

Great video - always enjoy watching you and the insight you provide on tools and careers in the auto service field. I am a weekend warrior who works on my own vehicles as well as for friends and family. I didn't become interested in auto mechanics until my early 30's, but I absolutely love it. I had 10 years into my current profession with serious time and money invested, so I couldn't justify changing when I will be retiring soon. At that point, I will begin my second career wrenching, and I am stoked about it. I'd love to have a nice scan tool, for sure! Keep the videos coming!

[@kingcity510]

Working on anything now a days it’s pretty mandatory to use a bi directional scanner, I would love to have this at, I just started to learn more about how to use a scanner to help aid in diagnosing electrical concerns like windows in- op and such but I would love to have my own instead of asking to borrow my co worker’s.

[@luisfrayre_]

Very informative. This would be a cool tool for the box.

[@Cobra0911]

Great Video! Really interesting scan tool!

[@sunnyluu4319]

Love the video! Gearing up to take the next step in my automotive career. I'm 4 years deep in the automotive industry and currently working for a local mom and pop shop in prosper Texas! Iv been fining myself in need to a quality scan tool instead of relying my coworkers or use the shop scan tool. having a handy tool like this would help the day be more efficient and help fellow tech grow career wise!

[@raiders805velasquez9]

I graduated from Community College 4 months ago .I started working for Toyota right after .The scan tool would be helpful being a use car tech .Thank you for your advice

[@daniellennert6451]

Hey Man. Currently I'm studying at an automotive college to get my associates in automotive technology and after finishing that I'm considering moving on to engineering. Watching your videos makes me realize that being a mechanic can become a headache so maybe an engineering career might make life little bit easier... Respect tho, learned a lot from u🤘💪🔧

[@LetsDriftMedia]

Glad I could be some help just trying to bring the truth of this trade to light.

[@yoganadhasairayala729]

Its a really cool scan tool I am an Automotive enthusiast I like to work on cars I did most of the repairs to my 08 Nissan Sentra by myself My car has a pretensioner error which I couldn’t read with regular scan tools It would be great if i get this Love your content ❤

[@masterjdawe]

Working fleet for my city as an intern. Finishing my associates in transportation services for automotive and diesel. Graduate in the spring. From Western Colorado

[@austindooley3]

I’ve been a flat rate tech for almost 2 years now and I’m finally at the point where I have a lot of the main tools for the manufacturer I work for but this scan tool would be really bad ass since I do a lot of side work/used cars, but you’ve been a huge inspiration dude watching your videos then meeting you at Toyota and even going to the club with Nick Nakai is crazy haha keep doing what you’re doing bro. 🫶🏻

[@zack-zk7tr]

Been working on cars as a hobby but stepping it up with my knowledge by going back to school and taking night classes at the local JC following advice from your previous videos. Currently in my second semester and looking forward to future where I can work on some of the bigger vehicles and heavy equipment once I’m done.

[@noahkraetsch4481]

About to start Tech school and want to go to tten to work at Lexus. Love the videos thanks for doing this!

[@VixitThamboun]

Hey brother! Silver Spring/College Park Maryland. Been working on cars for 4 years now since I’ve own a car. Been obsession on learning and understand how cars function and operates. Love your channel and I hope I win the prize brother! Blessings and keep up with your videos, I’m watching you! Peace!

[@ODH444]

Currently working at a toyota dealership as a main line tech. I graduated the T-TEN program back in March.

[@Pro3men2]

Been working on a small shop for 8 years, I’m looking to get into a dealership. It’s been tough getting a job here in north Jersey. Got a few interviews next week hopefully I get the job.

[@ALACRAN007]

Im just getting into the field. Im still studding at a community collage. I will like to start working on cars but I dont have the money to buy the scan tool for myself at this point, it will be great if you chosse me or if i win this because it will be a great opportunity to start working on cars and having my own side jobs and start making money. Your videos are amazing it really helps when coming into this field blinded without knowing how it works.

[@ReyesBuilt]

Looks awesome! Would love to try it out

[@trancenation]

I'd like to win one of these, i maintain my entire family's fleet of cars and this would come in so handy. I've been using a cheap one off of amazon so far but would like one with better features! Thanks for all of the tool reviews and in the life of a mechanic vids, been a subscriber for many years! Keep it up Nick!

[@Jay12855]

I work as a mechanic in my afternoons and weekends helping out my community and church community help to fix their vehicles when they can’t afford to pay

[@jojok6783]

Working at les Schwab currently 7 months in and man something like this would be nice to bring around for like tpms services ‼️

[@jasonmejia1338]

Currently at trade school and almost done with the program. Hoping to make this a career

[@cuevjg]

That looks to be a nice and powerful tool. Shadetree mechanic here, would be nice to replace my cheap code reader with it. Watching your videos from the DFW area.

[@TeamPxL]

Currently working at Christian Bro’s Auto. Was my first job, been here for about 1 years and 4 months. Moved up from the lube rack and currently getting mentored with the foreman to become a line tech. Appreciate your video’s, and you definitely influenced my decision on what career path I wanted to take once I graduated high school. ✌️

[@ryanwu8872]

would love to have something like this, just started off as an apprentice technician!

[@rickyramos4139]

I am a tech just starting out so I would love to get something like that tool. lol I know I am probably too late for this, but a man can hope.

[@rolandogomez8355]

Started with T-Ten in Ventura College, worked at Lexus for about 1 1/5 years. Now working at a Porsche dealership as service technician. Loving everything about it. I remember watching your videos before I started at Lexus to get an idea of what to expect

[@LetsDriftMedia]

Nice man !

[@davidahr5730]

Awesome video Nick! Scan tool seems to have many features and versatility for the price range. (maybe repeat that Silverado battery test. Electrical rule # 1 measure 2 or 3 times, repair or replace once.) Peace and continued success to you!

[@LetsDriftMedia]

Pretty sure it was because I did not test at the actual battery terminals, Will redo the test and let you know. Appreciate you!

[@davidlopez-trujillo2419]

Hell yeah that scanner looks promising 🔥

[@philh9238]

Was a head diagnostic guy at a shop in ohio for 10 years. Now I’m mobile I am my own boss now

[@collinradford830]

Just starting automotive technology course in January!

[@maintenanceguymd4284]

Nice. Needed for my aging cars!

[@franciscosaldivar6251]

Been watching your videos for about a couple months and I absolutely love em! I want to become a tech , currently 20 turning 21 in Dec and going to start my first auto course at my community college this upcoming spring semester, I’m looking forward to learning more through your videos and of course in my courses at school , I’ve heard many downs of this career but like any other career there will be downs and aswell as many ups , overall I’m very excited it start this chapter in my life

[@DanCar1977]

Dude love the content!!! Hope to win that scanner…. I’m keeping my fingers crossed 🤞