If you are in the UAE and you own a car, you need to take it for an inspection. Driving without a valid inspection will get you fined and may even lead to having your car confiscated. If you're thinking of buying a car in the UAE, it's important to know what an inspection report entails. Get your used car appraised value certificate here.
An inspection report is a document that's issued by your car's manufacturer after it has been inspected and deemed to be in compliance with UAE vehicle standards. The report will include all the key details about your car, including its make, model, engine size and type, number of doors and seats, and whether or not it's fitted with airbags.
Here is what you need to know about car inspection reports in the UAE:
There are three types of reports that you will need: an annual report, a mechanical report, and a safety report. The annual report is simply a list of everything that was inspected on your car during the previous year. The mechanical report is a detailed listing of all the repairs that were done to your car during the previous year. The safety report is a list of everything that was checked on your car to make sure it is safe to drive.
You should also get an oil change, tire rotation, and brake service every 6 months. You can find these services at most local garages.
You can find more information about car inspection in the UAE on the website of the Ministry of Transport and Communications.