I have a 2019 Superb Estate 1.5tsi SELExec. I am looking at OBD readers in the black friday sales. I can see the OBD Eleven reader on offer. It also has a VAG plan. Is the VAG plan worth adding, or can I do what is needed using one click credits? Or should I look at another reader? Carly perhaps.

 

I don't think I'd be doing a great deal more than low level maintenance, feature changes where possible, and fault checking.

8 hours ago, george_d said:

using one click credits

that is the worst choice!
you will not know what exactly were changed
which in some cases makes it impossible to revert

 

look at known and tested tweaks

-> https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/516414-vcds-options-on-superb-iiifl/

 

 

6 hours ago, MartiniB said:

that is the worst choice!
you will not know what exactly were changed
which in some cases makes it impossible to revert

**** 😐

I did not know and decided also to get it on offer, and the offer included some credits which I thought to use for the one-click option ... well, will see when it gets here.

12 hours ago, MartiniB said:

that is the worst choice!
you will not know what exactly were changed
which in some cases makes it impossible to revert

 

look at known and tested tweaks

-> https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/516414-vcds-options-on-superb-iiifl/

 

 

Great, can VCDS changes be made via obd eleven?

Looking at the VAG plans, I can get pro, or the more expensive ultimate. The ultimate is suggested to be more dealer level. Does this suggest I only need the pro version?

6 hours ago, george_d said:

Great, can VCDS changes be made via obd eleven?

yes, provided u have the PRO or ULTIMATE plan.

9 hours ago, george_d said:

Great, can VCDS changes be made via obd eleven?

that whole list were done by using OBDEleven 1.Gen

as mentioned in the head post of thread