Multi-Point Inspection near Me

Multi-Point Inspection Checkpoints

When you bring your vehicle in for a maintenance service such as an oil change, a multi-point inspection is usually offered with it. This additional service allows the technicians to ensure that your car or SUV is in top shape and doesn’t require additional maintenance or repairs.

During this inspection, your mechanic will usually look at the following key parts:

• Fluids
• Tires
• Powertrain
• Battery
• Engine

Exterior components like headlights, taillights, and wipers are also checked during the inspection.

When conducting this inspection, your technician will likely go off a standard list of points that need to be checked. Then, he or she will inform you if any systems or parts need upkeep or repairs.

The Value of Multi-Point Inspections

Although your vehicle comes with a smart system that alerts you when it needs a visit to the shop, it doesn’t always give you a heads up. However, a helpful technician at the repair shop can, thanks to the multi-point inspection he or she conducted.

Undergoing a multi-point inspection will give you peace of mind knowing that your main source of transportation is well-oiled and there are no issues beneath the surface. Finding out that your vehicle needs a tire change or lightbulb replacement in the near future allows you to prepare financially and actively avoid preventable accidents on the road.  

Schedule Your Next Multi-Point Inspection with Our Team

Our mechanics are up-to-date on the multi-point inspections required by your vehicle depending on its year, model, and mileage. So, you can expect an accurate inspection that addresses the specific needs of your vehicle.

Best of all, Volkswagen vehicles receive complimentary multi-point inspections. This means that you can come in at your model-specific manufacturer-recommended maintenance interval and get your car checked at no extra cost to you.

Plus, if our team finds any parts or systems that need extra care and attention, they will let you know so that you can schedule the appropriate service. Then, when we take your car in for repair, we’ll use original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts to make sure they fit your vehicle perfectly.