Greasemonkey Inspectors

Mobile Used Vehicle Inspections in Canada

Greasemonkey Inspectors is a mobile vehicle inspection service with nationwide coverage in Canada. The company targets used car buyers and performs pre-purchase inspections with certified mechanics, aiming to detect hidden problems and provide leverage to negotiate the price. According to data published on its website, it has inspected over 10,000 vehicles and has more than ten years of experience, and claims a 5.0 rating based on over 200 verified buyers.

Inspection Packages and Pricing

The website catalog shows four packages, selectable for any vehicle, with different levels of coverage and price:

• Basic ($179): includes underhood inspection, underbody inspection, visual mechanical inspection, full ECU scan, rust check, road test, and a 150-point digital report. Repair estimation and market appraisal are offered as add-ons.
• Standard ($229): adds exterior inspection, interior inspection, tire and wheel condition, suspension condition, damages and missing parts, and a 250-point report.
• Premium ($269): the most comprehensive according to the website, includes paint and dent inspection, fluid condition tests, vehicle history validation, safety and security system checks, recommendations, and repair cost and market valuation, with a 300-point report.
• Classic Cars ($289): designed for vehicles that do not need a scan, with a 300-point report.

Prices and availability are listed as catalog information published at the time of analysis.

What an Inspection Covers

The service covers a broad set of checks. In documentation, registration, seller ownership, VIN match, and legal conformity are verified. On the exterior, paint thickness is measured and accidents, repairs, dents, and scratches are checked. Inside, seats, dashboard, electronics, and overall condition are evaluated, documenting damage. Under the hood, engine, fluids, belts, wiring, leaks, and mechanical condition are reviewed. Underneath, chassis, suspension, transmission, exhaust, and possible damage or leaks are inspected. Full diagnostics are also performed on hybrid and electric vehicles, vehicle history and financial status are checked via PPSR, tires, wheels, and tread depth are reviewed, two working keys and equipment operation are verified, and a road test is conducted to evaluate brakes, suspension, steering, engine, and abnormal noises. The report summarizes missing parts and damage with photographs, includes recommendations, and provides a repair estimate and market value.

How the Process Works

The buyer locates the vehicle, whether from a private seller or a dealership, and books the inspection through the website. Inspectors perform the inspection and deliver a detailed digital report with photos, videos, and key findings, which according to the company is usually available the same day. The report helps decide whether to buy, negotiate, or walk away from the vehicle.

Customer Profile and Scope

The offering is aimed at those buying a used car who want to reduce the risk of acquiring a vehicle with problems. The company states it offers nationwide coverage in Canada and keeps the customer informed throughout the inspection process.