Yes. DriveReady provides live video vehicle inspections designed for common rideshare and car-sharing requirements (often referred to as a “19-point inspection”). After you pass, you receive a completed, signed PDF inspection report for upload.

No. DriveReady is an independent third-party inspection provider. Uber, Lyft, and Turo are separate companies and may update document requirements over time.

A trained inspection professional guides your video session and verifies checklist items on camera. If your listing mentions ASE-certified mechanics, your session is handled according to that standard.

In many areas, yes—especially when your driver/host app accepts a standard inspection form upload. Some locations require an in-person state inspection or a physical sticker and may not accept video inspections. The fastest way to confirm is your app’s Documents/Vehicle Inspection section. If you tell us your city/state and platform, support can help you verify what’s accepted.

DriveReady is online, so you can complete your inspection from your location (US coverage). This is ideal if you’re searching for “Uber inspection near me,” “Lyft inspection near me,” or “online rideshare inspection” and want same-day availability without visiting a shop.

Most standard passenger vehicles used for rideshare or car-sharing (sedans, SUVs, minivans, and light trucks) can be inspected. We do not inspect motorcycles or heavy commercial vehicles (Class A/B) through this service.

Yes. Each vehicle requires its own inspection session and its own signed report (VIN-specific).

It depends on your platform’s rules. Many platforms require the vehicle to be registered/insured under specific conditions. If you’re using a rental or temporary vehicle, confirm the platform’s document requirements first.

No. DriveReady provides safety inspections via live video (lights, tires, wipers, mirrors, seatbelts, etc.). Emissions/smog testing must be completed through an authorized in-person facility when required.

Expiration timing depends on platform policy and sometimes your location. Many drivers see an annual requirement, but your app is the source of truth. Your signed PDF is tied to your inspection date and vehicle details.

The most common fails are: brake lights/turn signals not working, worn tires, cracked windshield in the driver’s view, wiper issues, warning lights on the dashboard, and poor lighting/visibility during the video inspection.

Often, no. Active warning lights (Check Engine, ABS, airbag/SRS) are commonly treated as safety concerns and can result in a fail. If possible, resolve the issue before your appointment.

ABS and airbag/SRS warnings are typically treated seriously because they relate to braking and occupant safety. If a warning light is on, expect it may not pass.

It depends on size and location. Cracks or chips in the driver’s direct line of sight or damage that significantly obstructs visibility often fail. Minor chips outside the main viewing area may be acceptable.

Tires must be safe and roadworthy with visible tread and no cords/wires showing, sidewall bubbles, or major damage. If you’re unsure, replace tires before inspection—this is a top reason for failure.

Common checks include headlights (low/high), brake lights, tail lights, turn signals, hazard lights, reverse lights, and license plate illumination when required. We’ll guide you step-by-step on camera.

Yes. Wipers should clear the windshield effectively and not be torn or missing. Washer function may be checked depending on the form/checklist.

Yes. Mirrors should be intact and functional. The horn must work. These items are commonly included on rideshare inspection forms.

Yes. Seatbelts must latch, retract, and be in good condition. Frayed or non-functional belts can fail.

Tint rules vary by state and platform. Safety inspections typically focus on visibility and required equipment. If your tint is extremely dark or affects safe driving, it may be flagged.

Minor cosmetic damage usually won’t fail. However, safety-related issues (sharp edges, loose panels, cracked lights, visibility problems) can affect pass/fail.

We visually verify related indicators and components that can be checked on camera (as required by the checklist). If your vehicle has braking warning lights or obvious brake issues, fix them before inspection.

You purchase an inspection, schedule a time, and join a live video call. We guide you through the checklist, verify each item on camera, and then email your signed PDF inspection report after a successful pass.

Most inspections take about 10–15 minutes. Good lighting, a strong connection, and being ready to show lights/tires/wipers can make it faster.

Park safely in a well-lit area (daylight is best). Have your phone charged, turn your hazards on when asked, and be prepared to show tires, lights, wipers, mirrors, horn, seatbelts, and dashboard indicators. A flashlight helps for tires and under-car views.

Typically no. Most virtual inspections can be completed using a secure link in your mobile browser. If your workflow requires a specific method, your confirmation email will include exact steps.

A stable 4G/5G or strong Wi-Fi is recommended. If the connection is unstable, move closer to Wi-Fi, switch networks, or reschedule. Clear video is important to verify safety items.

Reconnect using your session link. We’ll continue from where you left off.

Yes, if you have strong lighting so we can clearly see each item on camera. Insufficient lighting is one of the top reasons inspections take longer.

Your session is used to verify vehicle safety items and complete your inspection report. For details on handling of information, review the DriveReady Privacy Policy and contact support with questions.

After your inspection is completed and your vehicle passes, we email your signed PDF inspection report. If you don’t see it, check Spam/Junk and search your inbox for “DriveReady.”

A completed inspection checklist and required inspection details for your vehicle. Reports are VIN-specific and signed for upload.

In most cases: open your driver app → Account → Documents → Vehicle Inspection (wording may vary). Upload the PDF there. If you tell us your platform and what you see in the app, we can guide you step-by-step.

In your Turo host dashboard, look for vehicle documents or inspection requirements for that vehicle. Upload the signed PDF as requested. Requirements can vary by vehicle and location.

Usually no—most platforms accept a digital upload. If a specific location requests a printed copy, you can print the PDF we email you.

Rejections happen when the platform needs a different form, different details, or a state-specific requirement. Take a screenshot of the rejection message and email support so we can help you troubleshoot quickly.

That’s okay for delivery, but your platform may require the correct account/vehicle details on documents. If you need help matching details, contact support with your order email and the platform account email.

Yes. After checkout, you’ll receive a scheduling link to choose a time for your live video inspection.

Often, yes—same-day availability depends on open time slots. After checkout, use the scheduling link to see the soonest available appointment.

Yes. Use your scheduling link to change your appointment time as long as your session hasn’t started yet.

If you miss your time, use your scheduling link to select a new slot (availability may vary). If you’re unsure, contact support and include the email used at checkout.

Check Spam/Junk, then search your inbox for “DriveReady.” If you still can’t find it, email support with your order email so we can resend your link.

If you pass and upload your signed PDF promptly, many drivers can be approved quickly. Activation timing is controlled by Uber/Lyft/Turo and can vary by location and workload.

Pricing depends on the plan you select (Uber, Lyft, Uber+Lyft, or Turo). You’ll see the full price at checkout before you pay.

We accept major credit and debit cards. Available payment options can vary slightly by device and checkout method.

No. Your total is shown at checkout before purchase.

If your inspection has not been completed and you no longer need it, contact support. When eligible, refunds are issued back to the original payment method (bank posting times can vary).

If you discover your location requires an in-person/state-specific inspection, contact support with your platform and location. We’ll help you understand your options based on your order status.

Re-inspection options depend on the plan and the reason for failure. We will clearly explain what needs to be fixed so you can get compliant quickly, then guide you on the next step.

Email support@driveready.co or use the chat option on our site. Include your name, phone number, and the email used at checkout so we can help faster.

Use your most recent session link or scheduling confirmation. If you can’t find it, contact support and we’ll route you correctly.

No. DriveReady provides inspections only. If something fails, we’ll explain what didn’t pass so you can repair it locally and complete the inspection requirements.

Contact support with your order email and what needs correction. We’ll review and help resolve it as quickly as possible.

Platform requirements can change. If your platform requests a different document or updated information, contact support with a screenshot of what they’re asking for and we’ll guide you on next steps.