A Thorough Inspection You Can Trust

We carefully inspect steering components and suspension systems to ensure proper handling and vehicle stability. This includes checking the steering gear box, tie rods, drag links, pitman arm, king pins, steering column condition, airbags, springs, suspension mounts, and related hardware. These components are essential for maintaining safe control of the vehicle on the road.

Tires and wheels are inspected for tread depth, damage, and proper condition. Our technicians also check wheel assemblies, rims, lug nuts, wheel seals, oil hubs, and overall tire wear patterns. Ensuring these components are in good condition helps prevent blowouts and improves vehicle stability and performance.

All required lighting and safety equipment are verified to meet DOT regulations. This includes inspecting exterior lighting and reflectors, windshield condition, windshield wipers and washers, fire extinguisher presence and charge, and required safety triangle kits. These items help ensure visibility and driver preparedness in emergency situations.

Structural components of the vehicle are inspected to ensure the truck can safely handle road conditions and heavy loads. This includes checking the frame, crossmembers, driveline components, U-joints, carrier bearings, and coupling devices such as fifth wheels or pintle hitches. These components must remain secure and free of cracks or excessive wear.

The fuel and exhaust systems are inspected to ensure there are no leaks and that components are properly mounted and shielded. Technicians verify that fuel tanks are secure, fuel caps are installed, and exhaust components are positioned correctly to prevent damage to surrounding systems or safety hazards.

During the inspection, technicians verify that the vehicle identification number (VIN) tag is present and confirm that required inspection documentation is available in the vehicle. This helps ensure the truck meets federal compliance standards for commercial vehicles.