Pre-Purchase Vehicle Inspection
Buying a used vehicle involves more than checking its appearance. A pre-purchase inspection helps you review important mechanical, electrical and condition-related areas before making your own purchasing decision.
Why Buyers Use Pre-Purchase Inspections
Unexpected Repairs
Some maintenance or mechanical concerns may not be obvious during a short viewing.
Dashboard & Diagnostic Information
Electronic warning systems may contain useful information about faults or previous issues.
Wear & Condition
Tyres, suspension components, brakes and other systems can show signs of wear.
Independent Perspective
The inspection is focused on documenting the observed condition of the vehicle rather than facilitating the sale.
Our Pre-Purchase Inspection Process
Submit vehicle information
Confirm inspection details
Vehicle inspection
Diagnostic scan where compatible
Condition summary prepared
Review the findings before making your own purchasing decision
What We Look At
- Engine
- Transmission
- Brakes
- Steering
- Suspension
- Tyres
- Electrical systems
- Dashboard warnings
- Air conditioning
- Body and exterior
- Interior functions
- Computer diagnostic information
Before the Inspection
Please ensure:
- The vehicle is available at the agreed location
- The owner or authorized person permits inspection
- Keys are available
- Enough fuel is available for necessary operation
- The vehicle is accessible
- Any known issues can be shared before inspection
Important to Know
A pre-purchase inspection reduces uncertainty but cannot reveal every possible future mechanical issue.
Some internal, concealed or intermittent defects may not be detectable during a non-invasive inspection.
The purchasing decision remains with the buyer.
Considering a Used Vehicle?
Have it inspected before completing the purchase.