Multi-Point Inspection

Mopar® Multi-Point Inspection Service Overview

Mopar® multi-point inspections include a certified technician following the genuine inspection form to check vehicle areas with essential components. Each area receives a color-coded risk score, signaling if maintenance is recommended and when.

• Exterior: We walk around your vehicle checking essential exterior components, including the tires, windshield/window glass, fuel cap, wiper blades, mirrors, towing/wiring harness, lights, tire pressure monitors, jack, handle, and lug wrench.
• Interior: We spend time inside the cabin checking essential interior components, including power sliding doors, controls, power windows, wiper/washer operation, lift gate, lights, radio, horn, and navigation system.
• Undercarriage: We lift your vehicle to check everything underneath, including the ball joints, wheel bearings, axle seals, CV joints and boots, engine seals/gaskets, transmission seals/gaskets, exhaust system, engine/transmission mounts, and brake pads/rotors.
• Under the Hood: We open the engine compartment to check essential components, including fluid conditions and levels, hoses, belts, radiator, belt-driven components, and air conditioning system.
• Test Drive/Performance: We ensure primary drive systems function correctly, including the engine, transmission, all-wheel drive, cruise control, brakes, and air conditioning.

Why Get Frequent Multi-Point Inspections?

Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and RAM are industry-leading automakers known for top-selling models. Getting the most out of your vehicle requires routine maintenance and most likely non-routine repairs with higher miles. Multi-point inspections give drivers the information necessary for optimum risk management, more efficient long-term maintenance, and the best ownership experience. Drivers also get multi-point inspections to identify the cause of performance problems such as reduced fuel economy.