
Panel Gap Measurement
A physical measurement is recorded to identify abnormal panel gaps and possible previous repair or alignment work.
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A comprehensive vehicle inspection report combines a structured 400-point inspection, vehicle-health scoring, issue documentation, AI-powered analysis, tyre assessment and photographic evidence.
These examples show how the inspection information can be presented in the generated report.






Important inspection findings can be supported by photographs captured by the inspector during the inspection.

A physical measurement is recorded to identify abnormal panel gaps and possible previous repair or alignment work.

Tread depth is measured using a digital tread depth gauge. The measurement is recorded as part of the tyre-condition assessment.

Underside components are photographed to document gearbox, mounting, driveshaft and surrounding mechanical components.

Brake fluid reservoir and level are visually inspected and documented as part of the braking-system inspection.

Coolant reservoir condition and fluid level are documented during the engine and cooling-system inspection.

Paint thickness is measured at key body panels using a paint thickness gauge to identify repainting, body repairs, or variations in paint thickness.
A complete inspection report can contain many additional photographs covering body panels, paint condition, underbody components, engine bay, tyres, suspension, brakes, electrical components, interior and specific issues identified during the inspection.
The report can include inspector-level observations in addition to individual checklist results.
Vehicle inspected across major mechanical, electrical, structural, exterior, interior and tyre-related areas. The inspection identified certain exterior and component-level issues that should be reviewed before considering the vehicle condition acceptable.
Photographic evidence and measurements are included where applicable to provide additional context for the inspection findings.
The inspection report converts hundreds of individual checks into a clear, evidence-backed vehicle condition report.
A structured inspection framework covering major mechanical, electrical, exterior, interior, safety, suspension, braking and tyre components.
Inspection results are converted into category-wise scores and an overall vehicle-health score for quick understanding.
Issues are clearly listed with the inspected component, expected condition and actual observation.
Important findings can be supported with photographs showing the actual vehicle condition at the time of inspection.
Each tyre can include manufacturing date, tread depth, condition classification, score and recommended action.
Inspection findings are analysed into an easy-to-understand summary covering highlights, critical issues, recommendations and an overall verdict.
The sample report is structured around 400 inspection points across six major vehicle systems.
70 inspection points
Engine condition, fluids, leaks, belts, mounts, cooling system, battery, electrical components and related mechanical checks.
55 inspection points
Transmission, clutch, gearbox, driveshaft, CV joints and related components are inspected for condition and abnormal signs.
60 inspection points
Body panels, paint, alignment, dents, scratches, glass, lights and signs of previous repair or repainting are checked.
55 inspection points
Interior condition, safety equipment, dashboard functions, controls, airbags, seat belts and electronic systems are checked.
80 inspection points
Steering components, braking system, suspension, shock absorbers, mounts and underbody components are inspected.
80 inspection points
Tyre condition, tread depth, tyre age, wheel condition, spare tyre and related components are documented.
The complete inspection contains hundreds of individual checkpoints. The sample above shows the structure and type of checks included in the report.
Category scores make it easier to understand where the vehicle is performing well and where attention may be required.
Issues discovered during inspection are clearly documented so the customer knows what needs attention.
Check for damage
Heat shield needs to be fixed properly.
Check for repainted
Left A pillar repainted.
Check for cracks & bends
Dickey door trim needs to be fixed properly.
Check for cracks & bent
Roof panel has minor dent.
Check for scratches and dents
Left quarter panel has minor dent and scratches.
Check for cracks & moisture ingress
Both headlights have minor damage.
Check for chips, cracks & scratches
Front windshield replaced.
The inspection findings are analysed and converted into a concise summary covering the vehicle's overall condition, important observations, critical issues, recommendations and final assessment.
Have the owner properly secure the heat shield and adjust/fix the dickey door trim before taking final delivery.
Inspect the minor cosmetic flaws, such as the minor dent on the roof and left quarter panel, and minor damage to both headlights, and ensure they are addressed or documented by the dealer.
Clarify the reason for the front windshield replacement and left A-pillar repainting with the owner to ensure no structural damage occurred prior to delivery.
Instead of making the customer interpret hundreds of individual checklist results, the report automatically summarises the inspection into the most important observations, issues and recommended actions.
Tyre condition is interpreted from recorded tread depth, tyre age and observed condition.
40/2024 Michelin
6.7 mm
100%
Drive normally.
25/2023 Michelin
5.7 mm
80%
Drive normally.
06/2023 Michelin
5.6 mm
80%
Drive normally.
16/2021 Michelin
4 mm
40%
Drive normally.
11/2019 Michelin
5 mm
60%
Drive normally.
The inspection process is designed to turn on-site observations into an easy-to-understand report.
Inspector performs the structured inspection across the vehicle.
Checklist results, measurements, observations and photographs are recorded.
Results are converted into category scores, tyre assessments, issue summaries and AI recommendations.
The customer receives a detailed inspection report containing findings, AI analysis and evidence.
Get a professional inspection with a structured checklist, condition scoring, AI-powered summary, issue documentation, tyre analysis and photographic evidence.