Total Failure—Faulty Hardware, Zero Support
I write reviews regularly and don’t take one-star ratings lightly, but FIXD absolutely earned this.
First, the product doesn’t even function at the most basic level. I tried inserting the sensor into multiple vehicles—different makes, models, and years—and it refused to fully seat in any of them. No click, no blue light, no recognition from the app. It’s like trying to jam a square peg into a round hole. Completely defective out of the box.
The sensor was a gift from a friend who bought it on Amazon. By the time he gave it to me and I had a chance to test it, the return window had passed. I reached out to FIXD directly, hoping they’d stand by their product and offer a simple exchange. What followed was a maddening string of at least seven back-and-forth emails.
In my very first message, I clearly explained the situation—that it was a gift, that it wouldn't insert into three different cars (I listed the make, model, and year), that the blue light never came on, and that my Wi-Fi signal in the garage was strong (since I already knew that would be one of their standard excuses). I even mentioned that it wasn’t connecting to the app because it never powered on.
And yet, every response I got ignored most of what I said. They kept asking me the same questions I had already answered—“Have you tried it on a different vehicle?” “Is the blue light coming on?”—as if they hadn’t read a single word of my emails. Each reply pointed me back to their generic troubleshooting page, which I had already exhausted before contacting them.
After all that, their final answer? “Sorry, we can’t help you because it was purchased from Amazon.”
So to recap: I explained the issue thoroughly from the start, got brushed off repeatedly with boilerplate advice, and ended up right where I began—with a useless piece of plastic and a company that refuses to stand behind its product.
FIXD is a textbook case of how not to do customer service. Do not waste your money—or your time.