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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / May 2007

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Mitchell on Demand Vs ALL Data - Price

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wchev05@hotmail.com - 03 May 2006 16:42 GMT
We're a small gas station down in Va and I was wondering if anyone has
experience using either Mitchell or Alldata. Mitchell is the one that
I've used in the past, but the price is way too high. Is All data is
any cheaper?
Shep - 03 May 2006 20:20 GMT
Mitchell is very hard to navigate and find info.
> We're a small gas station down in Va and I was wondering if anyone has
> experience using either Mitchell or Alldata. Mitchell is the one that
> I've used in the past, but the price is way too high. Is All data is
> any cheaper?
Kevin - 03 May 2006 23:18 GMT
> We're a small gas station down in Va and I was wondering if anyone has
> experience using either Mitchell or Alldata. Mitchell is the one that
> I've used in the past, but the price is way too high. Is All data is
> any cheaper?

I have had shops tell me that they will meet each others price if you have
them bid against each other.

I have both, but the students tend to gravitate to the ALLDATA. They find it
easier. I guess it depends on what you get used to. I find the Mitchell more
informative and better wiring diagrams, but I always get a quick and
accurate response from ALLDATA when I fax them for information than I can't
find in their DATA. Usually about a fifteen to thirty minute response time.
It's really nice to have both.<grin>

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boarder_punk - 03 May 2006 23:57 GMT
I agree with Kevin on this one.  AllData is quite a bit easier to learn
and to navigate, although they aren't always consistent about where
they put certain information.  I've also had plenty of trouble finding
certain info on Mitchell that I've found instantly on AllData, but then
there are things that I can't find on either.  They both have their ups
and downs, personally I would go with AllData.

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taz - 04 May 2006 00:59 GMT
most tech's i know go for mitchell... and i have to agree...the wiring
diagrams are way better in mitchell ...and that's what I want the most
marc-o-matic - 16 May 2007 17:21 GMT
wchev05@hotmail.com Wrote:
> We're a small gas station down in Va and I was wondering if anyone has
> experience using either Mitchell or Alldata. Mitchell is the one that
> I've used in the past, but the price is way too high. Is All data is
> any cheaper?

I saw thes programs for sale at usedcartools.com with no monthly fees.
Might be a good deal. hth:)

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