Inspection preparation

No, the inspection itself takes place at an approved inspection body; we are not an inspection station. We get your car inspection-ready: we check the same points as the inspector in advance and repair what is not in order, so you pass first time at the station.

The inspection tests the brakes on a roller bench, checks lights and visibility, tyres and suspension, play in the steering joints, corrosion on load-bearing parts, the emissions (with a particle counter for diesels) and the vehicle documents. We run through exactly the same list in advance, so there are no surprises at the station.

The principle is the same: a mandatory periodic check of safety and emissions. In Belgium the inspection is organised per region, with its own deadlines and stations. We prepare your car for the Belgian technical inspection, based on the points actually checked here.

In Flanders a passenger car goes to the inspection for the first time at four years old. After that it is inspected every two years as long as the car has under 160,000 km, and yearly above that. If you sell your car to a private buyer, a separate pre-sale inspection is required.

With a red certificate you get fourteen days to have the remarks repaired and return for a re-inspection, where only the failed points are checked again. We schedule the repair with priority, so you can present the car again well within that period.

Yes, but never without your approval. Small things like a bulb, a wiper blade or a voltage issue are often solved on the spot. For bigger jobs you first get a free quote with the cost and the urgency, and you decide what we carry out.

Certainly. For a sale to a private buyer the car has to pass the pre-sale inspection, and a clean report without remarks sells a lot more easily. We check the car in advance, so you drive to the station with peace of mind and your buyer sees a strong file.