Mobile Commercial Truck Inspection — Fremont & Bay Area

What our truck inspections are for

Our inspections are general condition and maintenance inspections. They're designed to give you a clear picture of your truck's condition so you can plan maintenance and repairs — not to replace any government-required inspection or certification. If you need a specific regulatory inspection, ask us before booking.

When an inspection makes sense

• Before a busy season or a long run
• When you've just bought a used truck — or are thinking about buying one
• As part of a regular preventive maintenance schedule
• When something feels off but there's no warning light yet
• Alongside an oil change or Clean Truck Check, while the truck is already here

What we look at

The exact checklist depends on the truck, but a typical maintenance inspection covers:

• Engine compartment: leaks, belts, hoses
• Fluid levels and condition
• Battery, cables and charging system
• Cooling system condition
• Air intake and filter condition
• Visible wiring and connectors
• Exhaust and aftertreatment components
• Lights and warning lamps
• Stored fault codes

What you get

A clear list of findings, sorted by priority: what needs attention now, what should be planned soon, and what's fine. If something needs fixing, we'll give you an estimate for the repair — and nothing is done without your approval.

Inspections for owner-operators and small fleets

For fleets, periodic inspections make it much easier to plan maintenance across several trucks. For owner-operators, they're an inexpensive way to avoid surprises. See our preventive maintenance checklist for what to check between visits.