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Free vehicle inspection checklist template

A practical inspection checklist for general servicing: 40 checks across tyres, brakes, steering and suspension, fluids, electrical, lights, wipers and underbody, each with pass, monitor or fail and space for measurements. Print it, or import the CSV into your software. The same structure is used in BayAutomate digital inspections.

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Each item: Pass (OK), Monitor (worn but serviceable, follow up later) or Fail (needs attention now). Record a measurement where shown.

Tyres

  • Tread depth FL/FR/RL/RR (mm)
  • Tyre pressures set
  • Sidewall damage
  • Uneven wear (alignment)
  • Spare tyre condition

Brakes

  • Front pad thickness (mm)
  • Rear pad/shoe thickness (mm)
  • Disc/rotor condition
  • Brake fluid condition
  • Handbrake operation
  • Brake lines and hoses

Steering and suspension

  • Shock absorbers
  • Ball joints
  • Tie-rod ends
  • Control arm bushes
  • Wheel bearings
  • CV boots

Fluids

  • Engine oil level/condition
  • Coolant level/condition
  • Transmission fluid
  • Power steering fluid
  • Washer fluid

Engine bay

  • Drive belts
  • Radiator hoses
  • Oil leaks
  • Air filter
  • Cabin filter

Electrical

  • Battery test (CCA)
  • Charging voltage
  • Horn
  • Warning lights on dash

Lights and visibility

  • Headlights high/low
  • Indicators and hazards
  • Brake and reverse lights
  • Wiper blades
  • Windscreen chips/cracks

Underbody

  • Exhaust system
  • Diff/transfer leaks
  • Underbody damage
  • Fuel lines

Questions

Can I change the checklist?

Yes. Print and edit it freely. In BayAutomate, templates are editable in Settings.

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