Title Page

  • Vehicle Registration

  • Inspection date

  • Inspection done by

  • Driver license number

  • RUC Current Please write the Mileage

  • Current Mileage reading

Vehicle inspection

T - Tyres

  • Check the Tyre Depth Less than 1.5mm is unsafe

  • Check tyres for cracks and bubbles and sharp objects stuck in tyres

  • Check Tyre pressure (check the inside of your door frame for tyre pressure)

W _ Windscreen , Wipers , Mirrors

  • Check your wiper blades for wear and tear

  • Check your windscreen for chips or cracks

  • Clean your mirrors and windscreen inside and out

  • Check your windscreen washer fluid is full and the spray is working

I - Indicators

  • Turn on your hazard lights - take a walk around vehicle and check that they are all working

R - Rust

  • Look for obvious areas of corrosion that could weaken the vehicle structure

L- Lights

  • Check lenses are clean and not cracked or hazy

  • Check your headlights, reversing lights and brake lights are working<br>You can check your backlights be reversing close to a wall so you can see the reflection in your rear-view mirror

Other

  • EMERGENCY – Fire Extinguisher and First Aid Kit are fitted

  • SEATBELTS – All work correctly

  • Check Oil Level if you know how

  • Check Windscreen washer water level if you know how

Things to check while driving

  • BRAKES - There could be a problem if these spongy, make a squealing noise, the steering pulls to one side, there are vibrations or pulsing through the brake pedal

  • SUSPENSION and STEERING - There could be a problem with shock absorbers which directly affect steering if the steering wheel shakes a lot after you hit a bump/pot hold; your vehicle seems unstable on rough or unsealed roads; your car continues to rock after coming to a standstill

  • EXHAUST - There could be a problem if it is smoky or sounding unusual

  • NOISE - Listen for unusual noises, they usually indicate something is wrong

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