Pre-Shipment Inspection: What We Check Before Your Container Seals

Every professional buyer asks the same question eventually: how do I know the vehicles inside the container match what I paid for? The answer is a documented pre-shipment inspection process you can verify remotely.

The inspection sequence

1. Component verification, engine number, frame number and configured parts checked against your confirmed specification sheet, unit by unit.
2. Static checks, weld points, paint finish, brake lines, cable routing and lighting circuits inspected on every vehicle, not sampled.
3. Dynamic test, each unit is started, driven through gear changes, and brake-tested before packing.
4. Embalaje supervision. Units units photographed loaded into the container, with anti-rust spraying, fixed strapping and desiccant placed as standard.

Evidence you receive

Before the container seals, we send you a photo set: each unit’s engine and frame numbers, the completed inspection checklist, and loading photos showing quantity and condition. Video walk-throughs are available on request for orders above sample size.

Third-party option

For added assurance you may appoint an independent inspection agency (SGS, Bureau Veritas, TÜV or a locally hired inspector) to visit the line before shipment. We cooperate fully with third-party inspections at no extra coordination cost, just tell us the agency and date window when confirming the order.

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