Speed Turtle 3.0 is compatible with a wide range of vehicles from major manufacturers like Ford, Dodge, Chevrolet, Toyota, Nissan, and GMC. It’s designed to work with vehicles equipped with CAN bus systems, including many police interceptors, pickup trucks, SUVs, and fleet vehicles. Compatibility varies by year and model, so it’s best to check the official compatibility list or use Speed Turtle’s lookup tool.

The module plugs directly into the vehicle’s OBD-II port and communicates with the CAN bus system to control the factory lights—such as brake lights, reverse lights, turn signals, and DRLs—turning them into flashing warning lights. It requires no cutting or hardwiring and can trigger lighting patterns with just a tap of the brake pedal, use of the gear shift, or activation of specific vehicle inputs.

Yes. The Speed Turtle 3.0 is a plug-and-play device that installs in seconds via the OBD-II port, with no permanent modifications required. Removal is just as fast, making it ideal for temporary use or vehicles shared between users. It’s a convenient solution for agencies or fleets that rotate vehicles often.

Absolutely. Speed Turtle 3.0 is widely used in unmarked and covert law enforcement vehicles. It allows the use of factory lights for warning functions without visible aftermarket lighting. This helps maintain a clean, low-profile appearance while still providing effective signaling when needed.

Yes. The module comes with several built-in flash patterns, and users can configure them using Speed Turtle’s software. You can set different patterns for specific vehicle actions (like reverse or park), and even assign activation methods. Some models also support dual-mode operation, allowing two separate flash profiles depending on the situation.