Buying a used vehicle without a professional inspection can hide expensive issues. We meet the seller — at the dealership lot or at a private address — review the vehicle, run a diagnostic scan, and give you a clear picture of its condition before you commit.

Common symptoms

"I'm about to buy a used car and want it inspected"
"The dealer says it's fine but I'd like a second opinion"
"I want to know what may need repair in the next year"
"I need an honest mechanical opinion before I sign"

What we check

01 Diagnostic scan across all available modules — including codes that have been recently cleared
02 Engine condition: leaks, sounds, smoke, coolant and oil condition
03 Transmission operation under load, fluid condition where accessible
04 Suspension and steering: bushings, ball joints, tie rods, struts, ride height
05 Brakes: pads, rotors, brake fluid, ABS function
06 Visual structure check, frame, body, glass, tires, evidence of prior collision repair

A pre-purchase inspection is one of the highest-value services on the menu — a couple of hours of inspection often saves thousands in undiscovered repairs.

After the inspection you receive a clear summary: what is working, what shows wear, what needs attention soon, and an opinion on whether the asking price is reasonable for the condition.

A note on shop equipment

Some repairs cannot be completed safely at a mobile location. After the diagnostic, we will tell you whether the work can be done on-site or whether shop equipment is required, before any repair begins.

Pre-Purchase Vehicle Inspection

Buy with confidence — not guesswork.