It generally involves checking key components and systems that can influence the vehicle's safety, performance, reliability and overall condition.

Yes. An inspection can identify existing or potential issues, helping you understand the vehicle's condition before committing to the purchase.

The time required can vary depending on the vehicle and the type of inspection being performed. You'll be advised of the expected timeframe when arranging your inspection.

Not necessarily. Depending on the service and arrangements, an inspection may be completed without you being there in person.

Yes. An independent assessment can be particularly useful when purchasing from a private seller, as it provides an additional layer of confidence before completing the transaction.

Any significant concerns identified during the assessment can be explained clearly so you have a better understanding of the vehicle's condition and can decide what to do next.

While no inspection can guarantee that every possible issue will be discovered, a thorough assessment can reveal many problems that may otherwise go unnoticed.

The vehicle must satisfy the applicable safety and roadworthiness requirements. Items such as brakes, tyres, lights, steering and other relevant components may be assessed.

You'll be informed about the areas that require attention. Once the necessary issues have been addressed, the vehicle may be reassessed as required.

No. Certification is issued when the vehicle satisfies the applicable requirements. An inspection itself does not automatically mean the vehicle qualifies.

Yes. Having your vehicle assessed before listing it can help you understand its condition and address relevant issues ahead of a potential sale.

The documentation provided depends on the type of service completed and the outcome of the assessment.

Yes. Older vehicles can benefit greatly from professional assessment because age and accumulated use can affect multiple components and systems.

Yes. A clean appearance and good service history don't necessarily reveal every mechanical or safety concern. An independent assessment provides additional peace of mind.

Potentially. If an assessment identifies repair or maintenance concerns, the findings may give you useful information when discussing the vehicle's price or purchase terms with the seller.

You can still choose to arrange an independent assessment. Having your own inspection gives you information based on an assessment arranged for your interests.

An assessment can consider more than just mechanical components. Depending on the service selected, relevant safety, structural, operational and general vehicle-condition factors may also be examined.

Make sure the vehicle is accessible, reasonably clean and available at the agreed time. Having relevant vehicle documentation available can also make the process easier.

Simply get in touch with the team to discuss your vehicle, the service you require and the appropriate next step.