Multi-Point Inspection near Me

What Is a Multi-Point Inspection?

A multi-point inspection is a standard service offered by most service centers. When you bring your car in for an inspection, our team will go over every inch of it and note the state of its components. Often, your technician will use a color system to keep track of the status of each part.

• Green: If the item is marked green, it is good to go and no further work is needed.
• Yellow: If the item is marked yellow, then you should probably be keeping an eye on it because maintenance may be needed soon.
• Red: If the item is marked red, then it needs maintenance as soon as possible.

This helps you make the decision on what you want to have worked on, and what you want to do at a later date.

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What Is Covered in a Multi-Point Inspection?

You may be wondering what is actually covered in a multi-point inspection. Well, in short, everything—that's the “multi” in “multi-point.”

• Components under the hood: This includes your engine oil, brake fluid, and coolant levels—all the things that keep the heart of your car healthy.
• Safety equipment: We’ll make sure your seat belts and airbags are in working order, because nothing is more important than your safety.
• Drivetrain: We’ll check your transmission and clutch, as well as all your fuel lines for leaks to make sure everything is hooked up properly.
• Suspension: This is the part of your car that keeps things smooth even over bumps and ruts, so we’ll make sure your shocks, alignment, and tires are in working condition.

All of this and more will be covered when you bring your car in for your multi-pint inspection. We want your car running as well as possible, so you can focus on other things—like all those pictures for social media.

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How Often Should I Get a Multi-Point Inspection?

There is no hard and fast answer for this question, like there would be for other forms of maintenance, like oil changes and brake pad replacements. There’s never a bad time to get a multi-point inspection, but you should get one done during some key times, such as when:

• Buying a used car
• Taking a long road trip
• Changing seasons
• Selling a car

Having an inspection done at these key times can help protect you from costly repairs down the line.