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A car is one of the most expensive purchases that a person can make. Many people neglect to maintain their vehicles despite the large investment. Regular oil changes are great but they don’t do enough to keep your vehicle in top shape. Car inspections are essential to ensure safety and prevent costly repairs.
Peace of Mind
A city where we depend on our cars to transport our families and ourselves around the city. A car inspection in Sydney can help you reduce the chances of your car breaking down while on your way to soccer practice or in the office parking lot. You can rest assured that your car is in good condition and that you and your passengers are safe.
Money in Your Pocket
Over time, many car problems can build up. They can be detected early and repaired before they become major problems. These small, fixable issues are not always easy to spot. An experienced technician will inspect your vehicle and catch any potential problems before they become serious. Although vehicle inspections can be expensive, catching small problems early will help you save big.
A CHEMICAL INSPECTION IS REQUIRED BEFORE YOU BUY A USED CAR.
We recommend that car inspections be done twice a year. It is important to inspect your car before you go on a trip, after any accident, and before buying a used vehicle.
It is important to inspect a used vehicle before you buy it. This will allow you to determine any potential problems. It is common to do this as even a test drive may not reveal large problems. You don’t want to spend your money on a vehicle that isn’t worth it. Sellers who are honest about the condition of the vehicle for sale will allow you to inspect it before you commit to buying it.
OUR INSPECTION
There are many items that can be checked during a car inspection. They vary from one shop to the next. General Auto Repair will conduct two-dozen visual as well as hands-on inspections to provide a complete picture of your vehicle’s health. Our technicians will:
- Check the operation of your heating and air conditioning system
- Check Brake Pads and Shoes for Wear
- Check Brake Hydraulic System
- Check your emergency brake adjustment
- Check out the C.V. Boots on Front Wheel Drive Cars
- Check Shock Absorbers/Struts
- Inspect Condition Of Exhaust System
- Visually inspect the undercarriage/Check for signs of damage
- Check Tires for Proper Inflation, Tread Depth, and Wear
- Visually inspect the gas tank for leaks
- Visually inspect the Oil Pan for Leaks
- Take a look at the Battery
- Make sure you have the engine oil and filter checked.
- Inspect Wiper Inserts
- Air Filter
- Check the PCV Valve
- Check the condition and level of your transmission fluid
- Examine Belts for Cracking, Fraying, and Wear
- Check the Engine Coolant Level and Condition
- Check Radiator Hoses for Condition
- Check the condition of your heater hoses
- Check for Coolant Leaks, Radiator, Surge Tank and Water Pump.
- Check Operation of Turn Signals, Brake Lights and Tail Lights
- You Should Check the Brake Pedal To Make Proper Travel
