Lease Return Inspection

Leasing a vehicle offers great flexibility and the thrill of driving a new car every few years, without a long-term commitment. However, as the lease end approaches, it is crucial to understand your obligations under the terms of your lease agreement to avoid unexpected charges. 

 

Leasing providers typically assess your vehicle against The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association’s (BVRLA) Fair Wear and Tear Policy. The policy outlines what is considered as acceptable and inevitable wear and tear on a leased vehicle. However, it also states that in cases of excessive wear and tear or significant damage, the lessee is liable for covering the cost of repairing such damage.  

 

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Why Our Service is Essential for Your Lease Return

Choosing our inspection service before returning your leased vehicle can help you: 

  • Avoid Unexpected Costs: By identifying and addressing potential issues before your lease return.  
  • Preserve Vehicle Value: Maintaining the vehicle in good condition can benefit you in the long run. 
  • Simplify the Lease Return Process: A smooth, charge-free return process saves you time and stress. 

How Our Mobile Inspection Service Works 

Our mobile inspection service offers convenience and efficiency: 

  1. Scheduling Your Inspection: Contact us to set up a time and place that works for you. 
  2. On-Site Inspection Process: Our technicians perform the inspection at your location, saving you time. 
  3. Immediate Report of Findings: We will provide you with our findings and advice on any needed repairs.  

If our inspection identifies any concerns: 

  • Repair Options: We offer advice on the best course of action for any repairs. 
  • Working With Us for Your Repairs: Our SMART repair service can fix issues on the spot. 

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How to Schedule Your Lease Return Inspection

Scheduling your lease return inspection is easy and can be done by filling in a quick form

FAQs Lease Return Inspection Service

What is a Lease Return Inspection Service?

Our Lease Return Inspection Service is designed to help you prepare your leased vehicle for return at the end of your lease term. We provide a comprehensive inspection to identify any repairs required to avoid potential lease-end charges from your leasing company for excessive wear and tear.

How does the inspection process work?

Our expert technicians will conduct a thorough inspection of your vehicle, covering all areas typically assessed by leasing providers. We will then provide you with a detailed report of our findings, including recommendations for any SMART repairs that can be made to minimise or eliminate potential charges.

Do I need to book an appointment for the inspection?

Yes, contact us today to book an appointment for your Lease Return Inspection. 

How much does the inspection cost?

The cost of the inspection service varies depending on the vehicle type and the extent of the inspection required. Please contact us for a specific quote based on your vehicle’s make and model.

Can repairs be done on the same day as the inspection?

In many cases, most SMART repairs can be completed on the same day as the inspection. However, this depends on the extent of the repairs needed. Our technicians will discuss repair options and timelines with you, if required, after the inspection.

What if I decide not to make the recommended repairs?

The decision whether to repair your vehicle is entirely up to you. We will give you a clear understanding of potential lease-end charges you might face, allowing you to make an informed decision.

What is the “wear and tear” policy?

It outlines what is considered acceptable wear and tear on a vehicle versus what is considered excessive or chargeable damage at the end of the lease term. While specific terms can vary by leasing company, common types of damage that are typically not covered, include: deep scratches, large dents, large cracks and chips and significant damage to alloy wheels.