Safety
- • Show last brake service date and any replaced parts.
- • Provide photos of tires with tread depth and sidewall condition.
- • Confirm if any airbag or pre-tensioner warning has ever appeared.
We flag signs of wear or prior repairs that should be checked on-site.
Body
- • Provide repair invoices if panels were repainted or replaced.
- • Share photos of door gaps, hood alignment, and trunk seal areas.
- • Ask whether the car had any recorded accidents and what was repaired.
Body history helps us interpret panel condition and surface inconsistencies.
Engine bay
- • Provide service receipts for oil changes and filters.
- • Share recent photos of the engine cover, belt area, and coolant level.
- • Confirm whether any diagnostic codes were cleared recently.
We look for leaks, maintenance gaps, and signs of repeated corrective work.
Electrical indicators
- • Send screenshots of any dashboard warnings from the last month.
- • Provide battery age and service date (or photos of the label).
- • Confirm if the car has had recent alternator or starter work.
Electrical issues can change quickly, so context photos help our inspection plan.
Underbody access
- • Provide photos from a lift, inspection pit, or underbody camera, if available.
- • Share notes on rust treatment and when it was applied.
- • Ask if any underbody components were replaced after a leak or impact.
Underbody evidence helps us prioritize corrosion and suspension wear checks.