# 150-Point Fleet Inspection in Anaheim, CA

Canonical: https://fleettruckrepairshop.com/services/fleet-maintenance/150-point-inspection/
Business: Fleet Truck Repair Shop, Yorba Linda, CA. Serving Anaheim, California.
Phone: (714) 909-1844 | Email: info@ocrvcenter.com

Fleet Truck Repair Shop runs a 150-point fleet inspection on Anaheim, California commercial trucks at our Yorba Linda facility, checking engine, brakes, steering, electrical, and body systems against a fixed checklist. You get one clear report showing what passed, what needs watching, and what needs repair now, so you can plan work and budget instead of guessing about your fleet's condition.


## What this includes
- Engine-bay check covering leaks, belts, hoses, and mounts
- Full brake-system inspection including air lines and chambers
- Steering and suspension play, bushings, and shock check
- Electrical, lighting, and battery-system test
- Tire, wheel, and alignment condition review
- Cargo box, door, liftgate, and body-integrity check
- Color-coded report of pass, monitor, and repair-now items
- Ballpark repair pricing for any flagged items, prioritized by safety

## Who it is for
- Anaheim buyers checking a used commercial truck before purchase
- Fleets wanting a full baseline on every truck once or twice a year
- Operators preparing trucks for a busy delivery season

## Pricing
A single-truck 150-point inspection starts around $400; multi-truck fleet baselines run higher and are confirmed in writing after an in-shop assessment.

## FAQ
### What is covered in the 150 point inspection?
It spans engine, brakes, steering, suspension, electrical, tires, and the cargo body, 150 checkpoints in all. For an Anaheim commercial truck, it gives you a single honest snapshot of condition and a prioritized repair list at our Yorba Linda shop.

### Should I inspect a used commercial truck before buying?
Absolutely. A 150-point inspection before purchase can reveal brake wear, frame issues, or a tired drivetrain that changes the price you should pay. It is cheap insurance against buying someone else's problem.

### How long does the inspection take?
A single commercial truck usually takes a few hours. Scheduling ahead lets us have your report and ballpark repair pricing ready the same day, so you can make decisions fast.