Vehicle Inspection and Safety Procedures

Front

What should be checked regarding lenses on the front of the vehicle?

Back

All lenses should be the proper color, clean, not broken or missing.

Front

How should critical fluid levels be checked?

Back

Ensure coolant and power steering fluid are at the proper level, and caps are tight.

Front

What should be inspected for fluid and air leaks?

Back

Check for drips or puddles on the ground. Ensure hoses and lines are not leaking air or fluid and are in good condition.

Front

What are the key points to inspect in the steering system?

Back

Ensure the power steering box is securely attached and not leaking fluid. Hoses and connections should be secure, not cracked, broken, damaged, worn, or leaking fluid. No missing nuts, bolts, or cotter keys. Connecting arms should not be cracked, broken, damaged, or worn.

Front

What should be checked on the steering axle tires?

Back

Check inflation with a gauge, ensure no cuts, bumps, or bulges, and verify a minimum tread depth of 4/32”.

Front

What should be inspected on the rims?

Back

Ensure rims are not cracked, broken, damaged, bent, or welded. No elongated holes or missing or loose nuts or bolts.

Front

What should be checked regarding lug nuts?

Back

All lug nuts should be present and tight, with no shiny threads or rust trails indicating looseness, and no broken studs.

Front

What should be inspected in the springs, mounts, and shocks?

Back

Check for damaged or missing leaf springs, secure shock absorbers, and ensure spring mounts and coil springs are not cracked, broken, or damaged.

Front

What should be checked in brake lines or hoses?

Back

Ensure hoses are not leaking, cracked, worn, or frayed, and all fittings are secure.

Front

What should be checked on the side of the vehicle regarding lenses and reflectors?

Back

All lenses and reflectors should be the proper color, clean, not broken or missing.