Vehicle Inspections
Get more information before you make a decision
Buying a used vehicle can be a major investment. A professional inspection can uncover conditions that aren’t obvious from a test drive or a walk-around.
Scope
What we look at
Depending on the inspection package, areas may include:
Exterior & Body
- Exterior condition
- Body and paint
- Signs of previous damage or repairs
- Lighting
Interior
- Interior condition
- Electrical components
- Warning lights and indicators
Tires, Brakes & Suspension
- Tires and wheels
- Brakes
- Steering and suspension
Under the Hood
- Engine compartment
- Visible leaks
- Fluid conditions
- Battery and charging system
Underbody & Drivetrain
- Undercarriage components
- Visible drivetrain concerns
- General mechanical condition
Maintenance
- Maintenance-related concerns
- Recommended next steps and priority levels
An inspection documents conditions observable within the scope of the service at the time of inspection and is not a guarantee of future vehicle performance. Items requiring disassembly, specialized testing, or further diagnosis are identified as such in the report.
Inspection types
Pick the inspection that fits the situation
Deliverable
Reports designed to be understood
Rather than simply telling you that something is “good” or “bad,” our goal is to explain what was observed and why it may matter.
Every report can include
- Vehicle identification information (year, make, model, VIN)
- Current mileage
- Inspection date
- Inspection findings
- Condition ratings
- Inspector observations
- Recommendations
- Multiple photographs
- Supporting photo links
- Areas requiring additional diagnosis
Have a vehicle you want looked at?
Send the year, make, model, and location. We’ll confirm scope, availability, and pricing before scheduling.
Or call 954-818-8113