INDUSTRYLemon Squad vs. Sell My Rig Inspections: Which Is Better for Commercial Trucks?
A side-by-side comparison of price, turnaround, and commercial-specific testing for buyers of Class 8 trucks.
Sell My Rig Team·June 7, 2026·6 min read
Lemon Squad is built for cars and light vehicles, while Sell My Rig Inspections is purpose-built for commercial Class 5-8 trucks and trailers. Sell My Rig includes a J1939 ECM scan, tread depth in 32nds, and same-day report delivery for a $350 flat fee — versus about $380 for Lemon Squad, which does not offer that heavy-truck testing.
Comparison table
| Feature | Lemon Squad | Sell My Rig Inspections |
|---|
| Built for | Cars & light vehicles | Commercial Class 5-8 |
| J1939 ECM scan | No | Yes |
| Tread depth in 32nds | No | Yes |
| Brake lining with calipers | No | Yes |
| Turnaround | ~2 business days | Same day |
| Lender-ready report | No | Yes |
| Price | $380 | $350 flat |
The verdict
Lemon Squad is a solid choice for a used car. For a semi truck, dump truck, or trailer, the ECM scan and commercial-specific measurements are essential — and that is exactly what Sell My Rig Inspections is built to deliver, same day, for a $350 flat fee.