Fleet & Multi-Unit Inspections

A fleet inspection is a pre-purchase inspection on every unit you're buying or auditing, trucks, trailers or vans. Each unit gets its own report with photos and repair estimates. It's $499 per unit, and we schedule multi-unit jobs together.

What gets inspected

Every unit gets the full checklist for its type. See trucks, trailers, vans and heavy equipment.

What's not included

  • No engine teardown or internal inspection
  • No oil or fluid lab analysis
  • No emissions or DOT certification
  • No title or ownership guarantee
  • No warranty on future repairs
  • No inspection of anything the seller won't allow access to

What you receive

  • Report with pass / attention / fail on every item
  • 50+ labeled photos
  • ECM codes explained in plain words, where the vehicle has an ECM
  • Mechanic's summary
  • Repair estimates
  • Free VIN report
See a sample report

Who inspects

Inspections are done by Sell My Rig inspectors. They don't work for the seller or any dealer.

Cost

$499 per unit. Ask about multi-unit scheduling.

How fast

Report the same business day after the appointment. The clock starts at the appointment, not the order. The appointment time depends on the seller's availability.

How ordering works

  1. 1Order and pay online.
  2. 2We contact the seller and set the time and place.
  3. 3The inspection happens on site.
  4. 4The report is emailed to you only.

If a major defect is found

It's marked Fail with photos and a repair estimate, and the inspector notes it in the summary. You decide whether to renegotiate, walk away, or buy. We never share the report with the seller unless you ask.

Get a fleet quote

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

How much is a fleet inspection?

$499 per unit. Ask about multi-unit scheduling.

Does every unit get its own report?

Yes. Each unit gets its own report with photos, pass / attention / fail items and repair estimates.

Can you inspect units in different cities?

Yes. We source an inspector near each location.

Can you inspect a mixed fleet?

Yes. Trucks, trailers, vans and equipment can all be on one job.

How do I get started?

Send the quote form below. The office will reply with a schedule.

Will the seller see the reports?

No. Reports go only to you unless you ask us to share them.