Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection

What’s Involved During the Multi-Point Inspection?

One of the surest ways to achieve longevity with your vehicle is to make sure regular maintenance is applied on schedule and when it’s due. But there’s a lot to keep track of. Fluids, tires, lubrication, belts & hoses, spark plugs, and more have different times and durations of dependability before needing replacement. The multi-point inspection checks your vehicle’s safety, reliability, and dependability with well over three dozen checks and tests. All of this is done based on standards and specifications that our factory-trained technicians follow to the letter.

Inspection Specifics for Your Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM

Some of the inspections are done with visual verification. Others are applied with tools and measurements of what is expected to be normal versus actual conditions. With these readings, the technician then decides whether the item or system is in an okay condition, is in a “yellow” status of needing warning of needs coming soon, or in a “red” status needing service immediately.

Along with the lubricants and tire tread depth, the inspection will also double-check the tire pressure and look for any road damage. Additionally, the brakes will be checked to confirm their wear, including the hydraulic hoses and caliper assemblies. The inspection will also go through the electronics, check the emergency brake system, and the status of the various air filters too. In short, it’s a comprehensive check of your vehicle, and it is relative safety versus where it could be with correction and early maintenance repair.