Multi-Point Inspection Service in Plymouth, MA

Multi-Point Inspection Service

Bring your vehicle in for a Multi-Point Inspection at NO CHARGE. From inspecting belts and hoses to checking tire pressure and battery terminals, our Factory Certified Technicians will make sure your vehicle is in great shape.

Multi-Point Inspection at Colonial Ford of Plymouth, MA

As a dealership invested in our mission of excellent Ford maintenance and customer service, we offer a complimentary multi-point inspection that makes it easy for Ford drivers to gain peace of mind that their vehicle is in great shape. Visit Colonial Ford of Plymouth, MA for a complimentary multi-point inspection as a standalone service or with the other maintenance and repairs that your Ford needs. Schedule services conveniently online or call the service department to arrange appointments.

Multi-Point Inspection Explained

A certified Ford multi-point inspection is a comprehensive evaluation of all primary systems and components. The best vehicle maintenance plan will always include routine multi-point inspections that help you stay on top of your vehicle’s condition and maintenance needs. The ideal candidate to provide your vehicle’s multi-point inspections is a certified technician with extensive training and hands-on experience servicing vehicles just like yours. You should bring your vehicle to Colonial Ford of Plymouth, MA for certified multi-point inspections if you live in Kingston, Duxbury, Carver, or Ellisville. Don’t forget to check our service specials for a complimentary multi-point inspection completed at NO Charge.

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What Does a Multi-Point Inspection Include?

A multi-point inspection is a bumper-to-bumper evaluation of a vehicle’s condition. A certified technician performs the inspection using a checklist that guides the service while also helping the owner decide about maintenance and repairs. The checklist is organized by vehicle area with several components to check. Each component receives a risk score associated with maintenance needs. You will receive the graded checklist at the end of the service with an opportunity to discuss what maintenance or repairs should be completed.

How to Interpret Multi-Point Inspection Results

The graded inspection checklist used by the certified technician for accuracy is given to customers to conclude the service. But that’s not all drivers often need to make judgments about maintenance that’s recommended. Here are the general recommendations regarding multi-point inspection risk assessments:

Green – in good condition and do not require any maintenance at this time
Yellow – carrying some wear and tear with future maintenance needed
Red – excessive risk with maintenance recommended immediately

When Should I Get a Multi-Point Inspection?

The best vehicle maintenance plan includes a multi-point inspection when performance troubles arise plus alongside other maintenance and repairs. When you get an oil change, it is an excellent opportunity to also get a multi-point inspection to stay on top of other primary systems and components.

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