Our auto inspections are based on what is seen and heard through the eyes and ears of our inspectors. Customers should understand that weather, light, time of day, and condition of the vehicle at the time of the actual inspection, can reduce the accuracy of the inspection, making things difficult to observe. Our inspectors do not clean or disassemble vehicles prior to or during inspection. Our inspectors strive to make each report an accurate report of the their evaluation of items listed on the inspection report at the time the vehicle is inspected, and under the conditions that the vehicle is inspected. While our inspectors try to test drive most vehicles during an inspection, they may not test drive a vehicle if the vehicle's current owner does not allow a test drive, weather conditions do not allow, there are not suitable test drive areas, or if the inspector deems the vehicle unsafe to drive. A test drive is not required and unless the inspection report specifically states that a test drive was conducted, a test drive was not conducted. Also, changes in the vehicle inspected can occur between the time a vehicle is inspected and when the vehicle is actually purchased, including  physical, mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic damage, wear and tear, owner modifications and repairs. These changes may impact the value or desirability of the vehicle. White Auto Inspections is not responsible for these changes if they occur. Customer is also aware not all repaired accident damage is detectible. Our inspectors do their best to uncover any previous accident damage. White Auto Inspections in not responsible for any accident damage that was not detected.

White Auto Inspections reserve the right to reject inspection requests at any time for any reason.