Looking for a mobile pre-purchase car inspection Houston service that comes to you? At A-Class Auto Repair, we specialize in providing thorough, on-site inspections for vehicles you’re considering buying. Whether it’s from a dealership, private seller, or auction, our certified mobile mechanics bring expert eyes and diagnostic tools to ensure you’re making a smart investment.
From checking the engine and suspension to testing brakes, electronics, and safety systems, our mobile auto repair team gives you the information you need before you commit. We help you avoid hidden repair costs and ensure you’re getting the value you’re paying for.
When it comes to making a major purchase like a car, peace of mind is priceless.
Why Houston drivers trust A-Class Auto Repair:
We come to wherever the car is located; dealership, home, or workplace.
We cover over 150 inspection points, including engine tune ups, brakes, suspension, and electrical systems.
You get a detailed written and verbal report on the car’s condition, plus estimated repair costs if needed.
Our mechanics are trained to spot issues others might overlook.
Same-day or next-day inspections are often available to match your buying timeline.
A pre-purchase inspection is a full vehicle checkup carried out before you finalize a sale. It’s designed to reveal existing problems and potential issues that could become expensive repairs later.
Our mobile pre-purchase inspection includes:
– Engine performance test and fluid checks.
– Brake system inspection (mobile brake repair recommendations if needed)
– Suspension and steering evaluation (brake and suspension repair cost estimates if applicable)
– Transmission and drivetrain assessment.
– Exterior and underbody rust, damage, or leak inspection (gasket reseal if necessary)
– Electrical system and battery check (battery jump start readiness)
– Tire condition and flat tire change readiness.
– Road test to evaluate handling, noise, and comfort.
– Diagnostic scan for hidden fault codes.
We rely on professional-grade diagnostic and testing tools:
– OBD-II diagnostic scanners for engine and transmission codes.
– Brake measuring tools.
– Suspension and steering testing equipment.
– Battery and charging system testers.
– Leak detection dyes and UV inspection lights.
This ensures our vehicle performance check is accurate and reliable.
– The car has no recent service records or regular car maintenance history.
– The seller is unwilling to let you take it to a mechanic.
– It’s a high-mileage vehicle or has been sitting unused.
– You notice unusual noises, smells, or warning lights during a test drive.
– You want to confirm the car tune up cost and other upcoming maintenance expenses.
– Schedule a preventive car maintenance plan right after purchase.
– Get a fresh oil change service and spark plug replacement if service history is unclear.
– Replace worn brake pads or tires immediately.
– Keep up with full synthetic oil change intervals for long engine life.
Usually between 1–2 hours, depending on the car’s condition and complexity.
Yes, but our focus will be on physical condition and systems we can test without driving.
Absolutely, we inspect for signs of water damage, collision repairs, and frame issues.
Yes, it’s a small investment compared to the thousands you could spend fixing hidden problems.