What Happens During a Ford Multi-Point Inspection?

When you bring your Ford truck, SUV, van, or car in for a multi-point inspection, our technicians will perform a full visual inspection of your vehicle. Among other things, they will:

• Check the thickness of your brake pads
• Check all fluid levels: brake fluid, transmission fluid, engine coolant, oil, windshield washer fluid, and power steering fluid)
• Make sure the horn is operational
• Check the cabin and engine air filters
• Inspect the exhaust system for signs of looseness or leaking
• Check the condition of the windshield wiper blades
• Make sure the battery connections are tight and the terminals have no corrosion
• Inspect the tire tread level
• Check the tire pressure on all four tires, adjusting the pressure if necessary
• Check all belts and hoses to make sure that they're in good condition
• And much more!

As they work their way through your vehicle, our technicians will make notes of everything they find. There are three categories each one might fall into:

• The part or component is in good condition and doesn't need service
• The part or component is showing signs of wear, and will likely need to be repaired or replaced soon
• The part or component is in bad shape and will need to be serviced immediately for your safety