Pre-Purchase Car Inspection for Goodyear Drivers
Buying a used car in the Goodyear area? Sun, heat and out-of-state history can hide expensive problems, and an inspection shows what the listing does not.
Buying a used car is a big decision, and a clean-looking car can hide expensive problems. Before you hand over the money, bring the vehicle to EZ Swap LLC for a pre-purchase inspection.
EZ Swap LLC is roughly 28 miles from Goodyear, an easy drive via I-10 and Loop 303.
Signs You Need Pre-Purchase Car Inspection
- You found a car on a lot or from a private seller
- Seller will not allow an inspection
- Car has high mileage or unknown history
- Buying out of a bidding situation
- Want a second opinion on a dealer car
How We Handle Pre-Purchase Car Inspection
Step 1
Schedule the inspection with the seller
Step 2
We check the vehicle top to bottom
Step 3
Scan codes and test drive
Step 4
Written findings and what they cost to fix
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I get pre-purchase car inspection in Goodyear, AZ?
EZ Swap LLC at 9050 N 9th St in Phoenix. EZ Swap LLC is roughly 28 miles from Goodyear, an easy drive via I-10 and Loop 303.
How much does pre-purchase car inspection cost for a Goodyear driver?
Cost depends on the vehicle and what is needed. Call or text for an idea, and we confirm the quote after diagnosis and before work begins.
Do you do pre-purchase car inspection on all makes and models?
Yes. Domestic, import and luxury cars, SUVs, minivans and light-duty pickups.
Do I need an appointment?
Call or text first. We will tell you the fastest way to get your car in.
What should I check when buying a used car?
Check the A/C (weak systems are expensive in Phoenix), battery age, tires, brakes and suspension, fluids, sun damage to paint and rubber, and any accident, flood or out-of-state history. Scan for stored trouble codes, test drive on surface streets and the freeway, and get a pre-purchase inspection from a shop you trust.
What should I check when buying a used car from a private seller?
Ask for maintenance records and the title, confirm the VIN matches, run a vehicle history report, and have a mechanic inspect the car before you pay. Private sales are as-is, so an inspection is your best protection.
What should I check when buying a used car from a dealer?
Ask for the vehicle history report, read the paperwork carefully, and have an independent shop inspect the car. Our pre-purchase inspection works on dealer cars and private-party cars alike.