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When buying a used vehicle, a professional car inspection report can help you avoid expensive mechanical surprises and hidden accident damage.
Our vehicle inspection reports are designed to give buyers a clear understanding of a car’s condition before purchase. Every inspection includes a detailed assessment of the vehicle’s mechanical systems, bodywork, suspension, tyres, brakes, electronics and roadworthiness items.
Unlike basic multi-point checks, our used car inspection reports provide detailed findings prepared by qualified mechanics, helping buyers make informed decisions with confidence.
Whether you are purchasing from a dealership, private seller or online marketplace, getting an independent vehicle inspection report can reduce risk and provide peace of mind before committing to the sale.
Dear used car buyer,
If you are buying a used car that is R100 000 or more, don’t you think it is worth it to spend a small amount for a vehicle inspection report book to make sure the car is in a good condition?
These days buying a used car is not easy and the process is full of uncertainty.
We have developed a transparent innovative way for you, the used car buyer, to navigate the uncertainty.
We created a vehicle inspection report book that covers all the major mechanical, electrical and cosmetic issues that can be found on a used car.
This vehicle inspection report is compiled by qualified mechanics while conducting onsite vehicle inspections.
The best way, like all big decisions in life, is to gather as much information on the used car you want to buy.
This will enable you to make an educated decision without wasting your money on a car with potential problems.
Our business is geared to empower, help and educate the used car buyer with the facts.
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How do you know you’re not buying a used car with latent problems?
We have simplified this for you by creating a technical vehicle inspection report PDF that covers the following components and are grouped under these main themes:
Clutch shudder, noise and slipping are checked.
Gearbox noise, oil leaks, shifting pattens and general gearbox condition are tested.
Oil leaks on all the various seals are inspected as well as well as noise on prop-and drive-shafts.
Another safety related check where leaks, free play on steering rack, joint and arms are evaluated.
Visual checks on disk, drums and ABS functionality are part of this topic. These checks are in conjunction with test driving the car.
Cooling checks are vital to the lifespan of a car. Items such as cooling pipes, thermostat, electric fan are checked. Water leaks are also assessed under the topic.
This is a roadworthy relevant check to assess the condition and thread on the tyres.
Instruments on the dashboard of the car is evaluated and includes aircon and heater operation.
A standard check to see if all the lights (park-, fog-, head-lights, etc.) are working.
Alternator, the various belts, battery terminals and the car’s harness (wires) are checked for fault, correct routing and/or melted wires.
Standard operation, leaks and catalytic convertor are inspected.
This is purely a visual check to see and feel if the fuel pressure on the car is good. This can be assessed by the power ratio or lack there of when a car is test driven.
Roadworthy relevant.
Cosmetic checks to see if the door and windows are working. This can also show signs of accident damage if a door is not aligning.
Level and condition off various fluids are inspected.
Here the condition of the interior of the car is inspected.
This is a VERY important check as part of the report where the mechanic check for signs of accident damage.
Is the car smoking and what color is the smoke.
This is where the mechanic takes the car on the road. This tells the mechanic a lot about the condition of the car and is a vital part of the inspection process.
This is NOT a Multi-Point or Conditional Report! This is a Technical Vehicle Inspection Report.
The best way to know the facts and equip yourself to make a better, informed decision.
A Digital Vehicle Inspection Report PDF at your fingertips.
Without wanting to scare you, the best way to make sure you buy a reliable used car is by getting a holistic picture of the car.
Some multi-point or conditional reports only cover a few components and are not done by qualified mechanics.
Here are some important checks that our vehicle technical inspection includes that is not covered by multi-point checks:
Major rebuilds and structural issues caused by accident damage. This include chassis damage.
Body panels that have been refitted and resprayed due to accident damage.
The overall condition of the engine after all checks and a test drive are performed.
This to test the various 4×4 options on certain vehicles. This includes low-range, diff-lock modes.
Alternator, all the major belts, harness and routing is checked.
In automatic gearboxes our mechanics check the auto-shifting-pattens to identify if the auto-gearbox is shifting through all the gears as it should. In manual gearboxes the mechanic check the manual synchro operation and for noise.
This is only a few examples of how a multi-point or conditional report differs from a technical car inspection report.
Multi-point reports only cover 25-35 components where our technical inspection includes 150 component checks.
The cherry on top is that all our inspections are conducted only by qualified mechanics!
Our sample car inspection report shows the level of detail included in every vehicle assessment.
Our hassle-free vehicle inspection report book will save you time and money by delivering expert knowledge to you at the click of a button.
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A professional car inspection report includes a detailed assessment of the vehicle’s mechanical, structural and safety components. This typically includes checks on the engine, gearbox, suspension, brakes, tyres, steering, electrical systems, bodywork and signs of previous accident damage. A road test is also performed where possible to identify hidden driving or performance issues.
Most vehicle inspections take between 1 and 2 hours depending on the vehicle type, condition and accessibility. Once the inspection is completed, the vehicle inspection report is compiled and sent to the buyer with findings, recommendations and supporting photos where applicable.
Yes. A car inspection report is specifically designed to help buyers identify potential problems before purchasing a used vehicle. It provides independent insight into the condition of the car so you can make a more informed buying decision and avoid unexpected repair costs after purchase.
A used car inspection report checks critical components that affect the safety, reliability and value of the vehicle. This includes the engine, transmission, cooling system, suspension, brakes, tyres, steering, battery, electronics, body panels and signs of accident repairs or poor workmanship. The inspection may also highlight fluid leaks, warning lights and excessive wear.
Yes. A vehicle inspection report can potentially save buyers thousands of rands by uncovering hidden defects or accident damage before the sale is finalised. It also provides peace of mind by helping buyers understand the true condition of the vehicle and whether the asking price is justified.
