Pre-Purchase Vehicle Inspections
We meet you (or the seller) anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley and inspect the car before money changes hands.
A used car can hide thousands of dollars in problems behind a wash and wax. Mason's Mobile inspects the engine, transmission, brakes, suspension, tires, fluids and computer codes at the seller's location, then gives you a straight verdict.
One inspection routinely saves buyers far more than it costs — and gives you real negotiating power on price.
Common Warning Signs
- • Buying from a private seller
- • Out-of-state or auction vehicle
- • No service records available
- • Deal feels too good
- • Dealer won't allow an independent shop visit — we come to the lot
Most repairs can be completed wherever your vehicle is located. For larger repairs that require a lift, specialized equipment, or more workspace, Mason's Mobile can arrange service at our trusted local garage. This gives customers the convenience and personal service of a mobile mechanic while often saving money compared with dealership and large repair-shop pricing.
The big shops carry way too much overhead — and their prices show it. We're in business to actually help people: honest diagnosis, fair pricing, and getting you back into a safe, drivable car without the insane repair bills.
Areas We Serve
Pre-Purchase Vehicle Inspections is available throughout the Las Vegas Valley — we come to your home, workplace, or wherever the vehicle is parked.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a pre-purchase inspection include?+
A thorough mechanical once-over: computer scan for stored codes, fluid condition, brakes, tires, suspension, leaks, battery and charging health, signs of accident damage, and a road test — followed by a straight-talk report before you hand over money.
Can you inspect a car at a dealership or a seller's house?+
Yes — that's the whole point of mobile. We meet the car wherever it is in the Las Vegas Valley: dealer lot, private seller's driveway or a parking lot. Most sellers who refuse an inspection are telling you something.
How long does a pre-purchase inspection take?+
Usually about an hour on-site. You'll get findings on the spot plus our honest opinion on whether the price matches the car's condition — and negotiating leverage if it doesn't.
Is a pre-purchase inspection worth it on a cheap car?+
Especially then. A $150-200 inspection routinely finds thousands in hidden problems — head gasket seepage, frame repairs, worn-out brakes and tires. It's the cheapest insurance in used-car buying.