Engine Compartment: The engine is given a visual inspection, this part of the inspection allows us to check the fluids and filters and ensure no leaks are visible.
Steering: Testing steering feedback for excess noise or vibration, in addition checking alignment and tracking. Ensuring fluid levels are optimal without present leaks.
Gearbox: The gearbox is tested for fluidity upon changes upward or downward, checking noise or vibration. Stress testing the gearbox for faults. Checking for leaks from either the seals or other components.
Fuel Delivery System: Checking adequate pressures of the fuel delivery system, checking for leaks. Integrity of the tank and lines. Fuel pump operation.
Underbody: Visual inspection of the cars chassis and underbody areas checking for signs of repair, damage, corrosion, condition versus manufacturer standards and overall condition of the undertrays.
Interior: Visual inspection of the interior components for wear, damage and consistency with the cars age and mileage.
Electric Components: Diagnostics of the cars electrical control units with use of the OBD port checking ECU's, Body Computers, sensors, battery health and gaining an overall understanding of the cars electrical health.
Suspension: Road testing the car for noises and assessing the wearable items, in addition a visual inspection to further assess the bushes and shock absorbers for cracks & leakage.
Exhaust: Assessing originality of the exhaust parts, listening for excessive noise or blowing. Visual inspection on the ramp to make sure mounts, seals and gaskets are in tact.
Brakes: Checking brake performance is optimal. Assessing wear on the brake discs and pads. Checking for originality of parts and levels of brake fluids.
Exterior Bodywork: Visual inspection of panel gaps checking for signs of accident damage, current condition of each body panel, alloy wheel damage & tyres tread wear and age indicators.
Comprehensive 160 Point Inspection
Engine Compartment: The engine is given a visual inspection, this part of the inspection allows us to check the fluids and filters and ensure no leaks are visible.
Steering: Testing steering feedback for excess noise or vibration, in addition checking alignment and tracking. Ensuring fluid levels are optimal without present leaks.
Gearbox: The gearbox is tested for fluidity upon changes upward or downward, checking noise or vibration. Stress testing the gearbox for faults. Checking for leaks from either the seals or other components.
Fuel Delivery System: Checking adequate pressures of the fuel delivery system, checking for leaks. Integrity of the tank and lines. Fuel pump operation.
Underbody: Visual inspection of the cars chassis and underbody areas checking for signs of repair, damage, corrosion, condition versus manufacturer standards and overall condition of the undertrays.
Interior: Visual inspection of the interior components for wear, damage and consistency with the cars age and mileage.
Electric Components: Diagnostics of the cars electrical control units with use of the OBD port checking ECU's, Body Computers, sensors, battery health and gaining an overall understanding of the cars electrical health.
Suspension: Road testing the car for noises and assessing the wearable items, in addition a visual inspection to further assess the bushes and shock absorbers for cracks & leakage.
Exhaust: Assessing originality of the exhaust parts, listening for excessive noise or blowing. Visual inspection on the ramp to make sure mounts, seals and gaskets are in tact.
Brakes: Checking brake performance is optimal. Assessing wear on the brake discs and pads. Checking for originality of parts and levels of brake fluids.
Exterior Bodywork: Visual inspection of panel gaps checking for signs of accident damage, current condition of each body panel, alloy wheel damage & tyres tread wear and age indicators.
