When Should I get Multi-Point Inspections?

Optimizing vehicle performance as miles accumulate alongside primary system and component depreciation involves regular multi-point inspections. Getting more frequent multi-point inspections increases the likelihood of catching and fixing minor problems instead of waiting for more extensive problems later. Audi owners who get multi-point inspections alongside other maintenance such as oil changes gather the insights needed for optimizing vehicle maintenance and long-term reliability, safety, and peace of mind. Choosing us for your vehicle’s routine maintenance and repairs offers a convenient way to get regular multi-point inspections alongside every service.

What does a Multi-Point Inspection Include?

• Primary Systems - We check all primary systems inside the engine compartment and underneath your vehicle, including the engine, drive belts, belt-driven accessories, safety controls, lights, transmission, exhaust, suspension, steering, and more.
• Fluids - We check essential fluids, conditions, and levels, including windshield washer, brake, transmission, power steering, and coolant/antifreeze. We’ll replenish low fluids as needed to capacity.
• Filters - We inspect the cabin air and engine air filters for excessive debris accumulation.
• Windshield Wiper Blades - We evaluate the windshield wiper blades.
• Tires - We perform a thorough tire inspection, including a treadwear assessment, tread depth measurement, and air pressure adjustment. Be sure to review the findings on the inspection form.
• Brakes - We inspect the braking system while measuring the pads. We record brake pad measurements on the inspection form for your review.
• Battery - We perform a battery inspection with testing and record the voltage performance on the inspection form.