Services
Vehicle Inspection Preparation
Failing the periodic roadworthiness inspection costs time and effort. Our preparation service checks the points most often marked as defects and resolves them before you ever drive to the inspection station.
What does Vehicle Inspection Preparation involve at Alpay Servis?
Failing the periodic roadworthiness inspection costs time and effort. Our preparation service checks the points most often marked as defects and resolves them before you ever drive to the inspection station.
Arrive at the inspection with nothing to worry about
The periodic vehicle inspection is a mandatory, independent assessment of whether your car is fit for the road. Most of what the station evaluates - lighting, brakes, tyres, suspension, safety equipment - can be checked in advance. Inspection preparation is exactly that: a systematic review of these areas so your car does not arrive at the station carrying known defects.
What the preparation covers
Every lamp and indicator is tested individually, and the effectiveness of the brakes and handbrake is assessed. Tyre tread depth is measured, and the suspension and steering linkages are checked for play. Glass, wipers, the horn and seat belts are reviewed, and if any warning light is active on the dashboard, its cause is diagnosed. The exhaust system and any visible leaks complete the check.
Fixing what the check finds
Every finding is reported to you with a clear separation between what is critical for the inspection and what is merely advisable. Work you approve is carried out, and the car goes to the station with no known defects remaining. That prevents the real cost of failure: the rejection itself, the repeat appointment, and the second trip to the station.
Planning your visit
As your inspection date approaches, reach our workshop in Bornova, Izmir through the online appointment form or by phone. If you share the inspection date with us, we plan the check and any resulting work comfortably around it.
What Does This Service Cover?
- Function test of all lights and indicators
- Effectiveness check of the brakes and handbrake
- Measuring tyre tread depth and overall condition
- Checking for play in suspension and steering linkages
- Review of glass, wipers, horn and seat belts
- Assessment of any warning lights on the dashboard
- Inspection of the exhaust system and visible leaks
Signs You May Need This
- Your car's inspection appointment is approaching
- The car failed its previous inspection
- A warning light on the dashboard will not go out
- You are unsure whether the car would pass as it stands
Frequently Asked Questions
What do cars most commonly fail the inspection for?
The most frequent defects are non-working lamps, worn tyres, insufficient braking performance, active warning lights and play in the suspension. Most of these are exactly the kind of issues a pre-inspection check can find and fix in advance.
How far ahead of the inspection should I have the check done?
A reasonable margin before your inspection date is ideal, so any parts and work the check reveals can be planned without pressure. Telling us your inspection date when booking helps us plan the process around it.
Does the preparation mean the car will definitely pass?
The preparation reviews the main points the inspection evaluates and resolves the defects it finds. The final judgement is always made by the inspection station with its own measurements - the purpose of preparation is to make sure you do not arrive with known defects.
Book Your Service Appointment
Choose the day and time that suit you; our team will confirm your appointment.
