BetterWheels 200 Point Inspection Process
Signs of Hidden Damage
Our inspection process includes a visual examination, a test drive, and a scan of the vehicle using the OBD2 port. Based on the information gathered from the test drive, visual inspection, and system scan, the technician will provide an analysis to identify any potential hidden issues the car may have.
Body Condition
Our body condition review involved a comprehensive process of measuring the paint thickness, analyzing paint color and looking for signs of masked damage and previous collision repair.
Electrical Issues
Electrical issues are notoriously difficult to diagnose. Our inspectors work diligently to identify any signs of potential preexisting electrical problems.
Drivetrain & Components
Our Inspection involves a thorough visual review of all the drivetrain components. Our technicians check for leaks, excessive wear, engine damage, transmission damage, accessory belts and component wear as well as inspecting any squeaks and rattles.
Safety Systems
Our inspections include a detailed review of all of the vehicle safety systems such as airbags, ABS system, Traction control, Seatbelts, Backup Cameras & Accident-Avoidance Technology.
Suspension & Steering
Inspectors will review the condition of all the major suspension and steering components, such as Shocks, Springs, Control Arms, Bushings, Sway Bars, Wheel Bearings, Axles, Steering rack, Tie Rods, Power Steering System, Steering Column and Steering Linkage.
