Vehicle Inspection Checklist
A proper inspection helps you avoid hidden issues and unexpected repair costs.
- Listen for unusual engine sounds
- Check tyre condition and manufacturing date
- Inspect brakes, suspension, and lights
- Review the complete service history
- Look for accidental damage or repaint signs
Verify All Important Documents
Always confirm that the documents are original and valid.
- RC (Registration Certificate)
- Insurance (Third-party or Comprehensive)
- PUC (Pollution Certificate)
- Service records
- Chassis & engine number match
Take a Proper Test Drive
A short test drive reveals more than photos or descriptions.
- Check acceleration and braking
- Test gear shifting and clutch response
- Observe steering alignment
- Check for vibrations or unusual noises
- Ensure overall driving comfort
Buy vs Rent — What Should You Choose?
Buy if you need long-term usage, daily travel, or full ownership.
Rent if your requirement is short-term, temporary, or you want to avoid maintenance and insurance costs.
Renting Tips for a Safe Experience
- Check rental terms and hidden charges
- Confirm security deposit and refund policy
- Understand damage liability and insurance coverage
- Verify daily/weekly rates and extra km charges
- Inspect the vehicle before taking delivery
- Take photos/videos as proof of condition