What is Covered in a Multi-Point Inspection?

During this service, automotive technicians take a further look inside your vehicle, ensuring that all major operating systems are working properly and determining if there are any needs for repairs or replacements.

• Fluid Inspection
• Hoses and Belts
• Brakes
• Tires
• Filters

Fluids

There are several fluids beneath the hood of your vehicle. Brake fluid, transmission fluid, and coolant are among the most common in addition to engine oil. These different fluids should be topped off regularly to ensure that your vehicle is operating properly.

Hoses and Belts

Service technicians will follow the hoses and belts to their length and look for holes or tears that could impact your vehicle's performance. A ripped belt could be damaging and needs to be replaced immediately.

Brakes

Inspecting your brake system and determining your brake pads' quality is a central part of the multi-point inspection system. Any pads that need to be replaced will be done after the inspection is over.

Tires

Are your tires wearing evenly? During this service, certified technicians will inspect your tires' quality and determine if they need a rotation, repair, or total replacement.

Filters

The engine oil filter should be changed regularly, at least every other oil change. Also, the cabin air filter maintains the quality of air inside your car. Make sure that the filter is changed annually, especially before allergy season, for your comfort.

Is This Mopar Inspection Worth it?

In short, yes. This multi-point inspection takes on the most important parts of your vehicle and makes sure that they are operating as they should. They also look for any damage that may be happening and potential problems. Many owners have found themselves in a better situation with this service because a service technician found an unknown issue during the service.

This inspection should happen annually so that the service center has a record and can determine how long it will be for some parts before they need to be replaced and determine what kind of damage has happened over the last year.