Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection

The Multi-Point Inspection Process

When you come to LaFontaine Volkswagen, one of our technicians will go over the following systems and parts to make sure everything is in good shape when doing a multi-point inspection. Among the things the technician will look at include:

1. Fluid Levels – The level and condition of the fluids in your vehicle can indicate a number of different problems. If the fluid is low, this could indicate that there is a leak in the system. If the fluid is black or grimy and has metallic pieces floating around in it, this is a sign that internal parts of the system are breaking down. The fluids in the braking, transmission, and the engine will be checked.
2. Tires – The condition of your tires can tell a lot about the suspension and braking systems. Tires should wear down in a steady pattern. If the pattern is different, it will alert the technician to problems with the suspension and/or braking systems.
3. Windshield and Wipers – The technician will look for tiny cracks in the windshield that can turn into big ones. They will also check the wipers to make sure they will work properly when you are driving on rain-slick roads.
4. Brakes – pads, rotors, and calipers will be inspected to make sure the parts are in good shape.
5. Battery – The battery, alternator, and cables will be inspected to ensure the system is charging properly, that the battery is storing enough electricity, and that the cables are able to transfer power to other components.

LaFontaine Volkswagen Service Center

A multi-point inspection is done as a courtesy by our factory-trained and Volkswagen certified technicians whenever you bring your Volkswagen into our state-of-the-art facility for any type of service. The technicians use OEM parts whenever they have to work on your car. LaFontaine also accepts honors all coupons made by our competitors as well as having a service price guarantee on all makes and models. LaFontaine Volkswagen also serves the Detroit, Taylor, and Westland, MI, communities in addition to Dearborn.