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The duration of a car inspection typically ranges from 1 to 2 hours, depending on the type of inspection and the condition of your vehicle. We strive to ensure a thorough and accurate inspection within this time frame.
A full vehicle inspection covers critical systems such as the engine, transmission, brakes, tires, suspension, electrical components, and safety features. We provide a comprehensive report detailing any issues or maintenance recommendations.
Yes, we recommend scheduling an appointment to ensure availability. You can easily book an inspection via our website or by calling our customer support team.
Absolutely! We recommend a pre-purchase inspection before making any purchase decision, even from dealerships, to ensure the vehicle is in good condition and that you’re making a sound investment.
A pre-purchase inspection assesses the vehicle before you buy it to help you make an informed decision. A post-purchase inspection occurs after the purchase, verifying the condition of the car and identifying any hidden issues that might not have been noticed initially.
The cost of a car inspection depends on the type and scope of the inspection. We offer competitive pricing, and we can provide an estimate based on your specific needs. Contact us for a quote.
If we identify issues during your inspection, we will provide a detailed report and discuss the severity of the problems. We also offer repair recommendations and can refer you to trusted service providers
Yes, all our inspectors are certified professionals with years of experience. We use state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to ensure that every inspection is thorough and accurate.
Yes, we specialize in inspections for all types of vehicles, including electric cars, hybrid vehicles, and classic cars. Our team is trained to handle the unique needs of these cars to ensure a complete and accurate assessment.
Yes, we specialize in inspecting older and classic cars. Our inspectors have experience with vintage models and understand the unique challenges that older vehicles face. We perform detailed checks to ensure the vehicle is in good condition, addressing any wear and tear specific to older cars.
During an inspection of an old car, we will focus on key areas prone to deterioration, such as the engine, suspension, chassis, and electrical systems. We also check for rust, frame integrity, and other signs of aging that might affect the car's performance and safety. You will receive a thorough report with maintenance suggestions and any repairs that may be needed to keep your vintage car in top condition.
While new cars are generally in good condition, it's always a good idea to have a professional inspection to ensure everything is functioning as expected. Our new car inspections focus on verifying that no issues were overlooked during the manufacturing process, such as defects or minor malfunctions that could arise early on.
A new car inspection covers critical systems like the engine, brakes, suspension, and electronics. We check for any potential issues that could impact your car’s long-term reliability. We also verify that the car’s features, such as safety systems and software updates, are working correctly.
Yes, we specialize in inspecting custom and modified vehicles. Whether you’ve made cosmetic changes or performance upgrades, our experienced inspectors will assess both the original and modified components to ensure everything is functioning properly and safely.
Yes, we specialize in inspecting custom and modified vehicles. Whether you’ve made cosmetic changes or performance upgrades, our experienced inspectors will assess both the original and modified components to ensure everything is functioning properly and safely.
A fleet vehicle inspection involves a comprehensive check of each vehicle’s essential systems, including the engine, brakes, tires, suspension, and electrical components. We ensure that your entire fleet is operating efficiently and safely, minimizing downtime and costly repairs while maintaining regulatory compliance.
The frequency of fleet inspections depends on the size and usage of your fleet. We recommend regular inspections every 3-6 months to keep your vehicles in optimal condition. Custom schedules can be tailored based on the specific needs of your fleet and the types of vehicles you manage.
