4WD System's experienced technicians can put your mind at ease by comprehensively inspecting the vehicle for you.

Why have your vehicle inspected?

Buying a second hand vehicle can be a daunting process, especially when looking at four wheel drives. With almost twice as many mechanical parts compared to a conventional vehicle, the chance of having mechanical problems is a lot greater. Factors such as normal wear & tear, poor servicing, driver abuse or neglect, or unforseen deterioration of some internal components can all affect the over all life and running costs of the vehicle.

The aims of the comprehensive inspection are:

To provide a comprehensive examination of the vehicle

To highlight any mechanical repairs that may be required in the future

To establish suitability for purchase

To expose any current mechanical problems before the end of warranty

What is covered by a 4WD Systems Mechanical Inspection?

A 4WD Systems comprehensive mechanical inspection enables you to gain an objective insight into the mechanical condition of your 4WD. We are in constant contact with 4WD's of all makes and models and are experienced in all areas of servicing and repairs of 4WD's. Our independent position enables us to evaluate the condition of each vehicle from an unbiased standpoint.

All 4WD Systems inspections cover and report on the following areas:

Road test & performance check	Interior & convenience items
Engine & under bonnet	Belts, hoses, radiator, coolant & water pump
Fuel system, injectors & fuel pump	Turbo charger condition (if applic)
Suspension (springs, shockers & bushes)	Wheels, tyres & alignment
Gearbox & clutch assembly	Differentials (both front & rear)
Transfer case & drive shafts	Oil levels & condition
Brakes, pads, shoes & disks	Electrical & auxiliary equipment
Air conditioning & heating system	Steering components & damper

In conclusion, a full written report is provided for you detailing all components checked and their condition. 4WD System's technicians will discuss the report with you in detail, recommending any further investigations or repairs that may be required.