RV Inspection

RV Inspection Includes

• Condition of the body and paint
• Presence of scratches, cracks, dents, or rust
• Underbody check for any signs of rust or damage
• Condition of tires and wheels
• Glass exam for cracks or other flaws
• Previous accident damage and previous flood damage
• Structural integrity
• Visual check of doors, windows, roof*
• Interior inspection including items related to the driver's comfort and controls
• Interior examination of cabinetry, upholstery, floors, funishings, and miscellaneous components
• Test of the generator, other electrical systems, and any appliances
• Check lights, A/C, gauges, and operation of all other electrical items
• Thorough check of interior--including upholstery, mats, headliner, and seat belts
• Comprehensive inspection of the motor and transmission
• All drive-line components including 4-Wheel and All-Wheel systems
• Steering, suspension, Braking components, and Exhaust system
• Visual inspection of engine and all other items under the hood
• Notation of fluid level, oil leaks, and any missing parts
• We'll address any additional areas of concern that you identify
• If possible, assuming the vehicle is street legal and safe weather conditions exist, the entire drive train performance is evaluated with a road test