What We Check

We carefully inspect the engine and transmission for smooth performance, unusual noises, and signs of wear. Our inspectors check for oil leaks, coolant leaks, hidden seepage, and other issues that may go unnoticed during a normal viewing. We also assess fluid condition, engine bay components, and overall mechanical health.

This helps uncover expensive problems early and gives you a clearer picture of the car’s true condition.

We examine the braking system, suspension components, and overall road stability of the vehicle. This includes checking brake response, unusual sounds, worn parts, shocks, and steering behavior.

We also look for signs of uneven handling, pulling, or poor ride quality. These checks help identify safety concerns and hidden repair needs before you buy.

We inspect the body panels, paint condition, and exterior finish for damage or previous repair work. Our inspectors look for dents, scratches, repainting, panel gaps, and signs of accident-related repairs. We also check whether the exterior condition matches the car’s claimed history.

This helps you spot hidden bodywork and avoid vehicles with poorly repaired accident damage.

We inspect the underbody for structural damage, rust, leaks, and signs of flood exposure. Our team looks for corrosion, bent components, water-related residue, and hidden undercarriage issues. We also check vulnerable areas that are often ignored in basic visual inspections.

This is especially important for uncovering long-term damage that can affect safety and resale value.

We check tyre condition, tread wear, rim damage, and visible alignment-related issues. Uneven tyre wear can point to suspension, alignment, or accident-related problems. We also inspect the wheels for bends, cracks, and general condition.

These checks help reveal how the car has been driven and whether extra repair costs may be coming.

We inspect the interior condition along with key electronic and comfort features inside the vehicle. This includes AC performance, infotainment, power windows, lights, switches, sensors, and seat functions. We also check for dashboard warning lights, unusual wear, and signs of neglect or misuse.

This ensures the car is comfortable, functional, and free from hidden convenience-related issues.

We run a diagnostic scan to detect stored fault codes and electronic system issues. This helps identify hidden problems that may not be visible during a manual inspection. We also review mileage-related data and warning signs of possible odometer tampering where possible.

It adds an extra layer of confidence by supporting the physical inspection with computer-based checks.