When an inspection makes sense
- You’re thinking about buying a used vehicle.
- You have a long road trip coming up.
- Winter is approaching and you want to know the vehicle is ready.
- You’ve noticed new noises, vibrations or warning lights.
- It has been a long time since the vehicle had any service.
What an inspection generally covers
Inspections generally look at areas such as brakes, tires, fluids, belts and hoses, the battery, lights, steering and suspension, and the exhaust. What is included can vary by vehicle and purpose, so call (734) 338-1284 and tell us what you want checked.
The goal is a clear picture of the vehicle’s condition so you can decide what needs attention now and what can wait.
Common questions about vehicle inspection
What does a vehicle inspection include?
It depends on the vehicle and why you want it done, but it generally covers the major safety and wear items. Call us to confirm what’s included for your situation.
Should I have a used car inspected before I buy it?
It’s a smart idea. An inspection can reveal worn parts, leaks or past damage that aren’t obvious on a test drive, and help you negotiate or walk away.
How often should I have my vehicle inspected?
There’s no single rule. Many drivers check in once a year, before long trips and before winter, or any time something feels or sounds different.