A closer look at your everyday vehicle.

The areas we check

The inspection covers areas including brakes, suspension, steering, tyres, lights, battery, fluid levels, belts, hoses, wipers and exhaust. Ask reception about the findings for your vehicle and the items inspected.

This is an overview of inspection areas, rather than a substitute for the workshop's vehicle-specific inspection record.

You approve additional work

If something needs attention, the service advisor explains the concern and proposed cost before extra repairs go ahead. Ask which items need prompt attention and which can be planned for a later booking.

The included inspection does not make replacement parts or repairs free. Your service and any additional work each have an agreed scope.

What an inspection cannot promise

A check cannot detect all hidden internal damage, unseen wear or components that may fail later. Tell reception about any symptoms or history that deserve specific investigation, even if the vehicle is coming in for routine maintenance.

Keep the next service in view

Keep your invoice and service history. At collection, ask about the next service requirement and any agreed follow-up. Clear records make it easier to plan the vehicle's ongoing care.

Plan the work together

• Major and minor services — the 40-point check is included with both.
• Brake inspections and repairs — discuss any specific concern when booking.

Questions about the 40-point check