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We Specialize. We Don't Generalize.
Subarus are all we work on.
With over 15 years of Subaru experience, we know what to look for because we've repaired, diagnosed, and rebuilt these vehicles every day.
Many issues that general repair shops overlook are common failure points on Subarus.
That's why buyers and sellers trust us to provide honest, Subaru-specific evaluations.
Approximately one hour.
Yes. We recommend calling or texting ahead so we can discuss the vehicle and schedule a time that works for everyone.
Yes, although many customers choose to drop the vehicle off and return once the inspection is complete.
Our inspections include an evaluation of major vehicle systems, which may include the engine, transmission, AWD system, brakes, suspension, steering, cooling system, electrical system, diagnostic scans, and a road test when appropriate. The exact inspection may vary depending on the vehicle and the reason for the inspection.
Most Subaru inspections are $150, which is approximately one labor hour. If additional evaluation is needed, we'll discuss that with you before proceeding.
An inspection is designed to evaluate the overall condition of a vehicle and identify existing or potential concerns. Diagnostics are typically performed when a specific problem, warning light, noise, or drivability issue needs to be identified and tested.
We strongly recommend it. A pre-purchase inspection can help identify hidden issues, upcoming repairs, maintenance concerns, and other factors that may affect the value of the vehicle.
Yes. If you've received a repair recommendation and would like another perspective, we can inspect the vehicle and help you better understand its condition and your available options.
Absolutely. We regularly inspect vehicles being purchased from private sellers and dealerships.
We'll provide an honest assessment of its condition, explain any concerns, and help you make an informed decision.
Yes. A new-to-you Subaru inspection can help establish a maintenance baseline, identify concerns that may need attention, and help you prioritize future repairs and maintenance.
Often, yes. Identifying needed repairs may provide leverage when negotiating with the seller.
Absolutely. Road trip inspections are a great way to identify potential concerns before traveling and help reduce the risk of unexpected problems while you're away from home.
Yes. If you decide to move forward with the vehicle, we can discuss repair options and provide estimates.