automotive checklist
Exterior Inspection
- Walk around the vehicle to inspect all panels.
- Look for dents, scratches, or rust spots.
- Pay attention to the edges and corners.
- Use a flashlight for better visibility in shadows.
- Take note of any significant issues for repairs.
- Examine the entire surface of the windshield.
- Look for small chips, cracks, or scratches.
- Check the edges where the glass meets the frame.
- Ensure no obstructions affect driver visibility.
- Document any damage for potential repair.
- Turn on the vehicle and activate headlights.
- Check both low and high beam settings.
- Test all turn signals and hazard lights.
- Inspect taillights for operation and clarity.
- Replace any burnt-out bulbs immediately.
- Check both side mirrors and the rearview mirror.
- Look for cracks or discoloration in the glass.
- Adjust mirrors for optimal visibility from driver's seat.
- Ensure mirrors are securely attached to the vehicle.
- Clean mirrors for clear reflections.
- Inspect each tire for visible wear or damage.
- Use a tread depth gauge for accurate measurement.
- Look for bulges or cracks on tire sidewalls.
- Check tire pressure with a gauge; inflate as needed.
- Ensure all tires are evenly inflated and matched.
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