Information

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Inspected by:

  • Kevin Williams

  • Other

  • Select date

  • First Aid Supplies

  • Spare Wheel

  • Tools for changing wheel

  • Next Service due? (mi):

  • Person conducting check:

  • Vehicle make:

  • License plate no:

  • License plate expiry:

  • Inspection sticker expiry:

  • Current (mi's)

Front end of vehicle

  • Headlights (high/low beam) operational

  • Hazard Lights operational

  • Turning signals (left & right) operational

  • Wiper Blades operational

  • Front grill free of debris operational

Rear end of vehicle

  • Tail lights operational

  • Brake lights operational

  • Turning signals (left & right) operational

  • Reversing lights operational

  • Number plate light operational

  • Rear window wipers (if applicable) operational

Maintenance check

  • Note: Test drive vehicle once a month for alignment and rotor damage.

  • Vehicle alignment and rotors per test drive

  • Engine oil level

  • Engine coolant (check reservoir)

  • Brake fluid level

  • Windshield washer fluid level

  • Battery terminal condition

  • Service sticker on windshield with mileage of next change

Tire pressure (gauge check)

  • Do the tires have the recommended air pressure per vehicle specs (owners manual)?

  • Enter tire pressure per (psi)

  • Right Front

  • Left Front

  • Right Rear

  • Left Rear

Vehicle Interior Condition

  • Cleanliness

  • Interior lighting functional

  • Heater/Air conditioner functional

  • Any personal items left from previous trip

Exterior Condition

  • Cleanliness

  • Is paint scratched?

  • Are there any dents or damage?

Tire Tread

  • Does the tire appear damaged?

  • Tire wear

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