Regular engine inspections are a critical part of vehicle maintenance. They help avoid costly repairs, ensure safety and maintain the value and longevity of. Our policy is that all tires repaired at our facility are inflated to the cold inflation pressure specified by the vehicle manufacturer. We will check that the tire inflation matches the manufacturer's recommendations and, with your permission, we will adjust it as needed.
Inspection is key to suspension and brakes, which is why it's on the scheduled maintenance menu. In the case of more advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), the suspension and brakes must operate within specifications. If a strut is worn out or a brake pad does not meet specifications, the performance of functions such as automatic emergency braking and the reduction of rollovers will decrease. This checklist may vary depending on factors such as the specific vehicle and whether it is a pre-purchase inspection or a regular maintenance review.
A technician will rotate and inspect each tire, marking areas that show cuts, punctures, irregular wear, curb damage, layer separation, hollowing out, breaks, and more. During this type of inspection, 75 specific points on the vehicle are thoroughly examined, including mechanical components, fluids, belts and hoses, which must work together for the engine to run smoothly and efficiently. With the help of the DATAMYTE digital clipboard, creating and managing a complete checklist for motor inspection is simple and efficient. Having a technician inspect your vehicle before problems arise will save you time, money, and frustration if you are proactive about service and repairs.
Because the number and type of ball joints may vary from vehicle to vehicle, the technician first consults the manufacturer's specifications and inspection procedures before examining the ball joints or recommending a replacement. This powerful low-code platform allows users to customize workflows, standardize inspections, and ensure that all critical engine components are thoroughly tested, minimizing the risk of costly repairs and unexpected breakdowns.
