"Spring Readiness" Sprinter Audit

A complete ground to roof inspection for Revels, Sprinters, adventure vans, and off grid builds

Your first trip of the season should start with confidence, not surprises. Our Master Audit is designed to catch the problems that show up after long periods of sitting: weak batteries, charging issues, leaks, worn suspension parts, aging seals, deferred maintenance, and overlooked safety concerns.

This is a full inspection, system test, and road-ready evaluation performed by a shop that understands both the chassis and the house systems.

Electrical and Charging System Inspection

1. Starter battery voltage and condition check
2. House battery bank voltage and health check
3. Battery terminal and connection inspection
4. Alternator charging performance test
5. Charging path thermal scan for hot spots
6. Wakespeed / regulator / DC to DC operation review if equipped
7. Shore power input and charger function test
8. Inverter operation check
9. Solar charging performance check
10. Fuse block, breaker, and major electrical connection inspection

What this catches: Loose or heat stressed connections, weak batteries, charging system issues, underperforming solar, failing shore power components, and hidden electrical risk before it turns into a trip ending problem.

Suspension, Steering, and Underbody Inspection

11. Front shock inspection for leaks or wear
12. Rear shock inspection for leaks or wear
13. Coil spring / leaf spring / helper spring inspection
14. Suspension hardware torque verification
15. Steering rack and steering component inspection
16. Tie rod, ball joint, and bushing visual inspection
17. Sway bar, end link, and mount inspection
18. Underbody visual inspection for impact damage or loose components
19. Skid plate, slider, step, and accessory mount inspection
20. Driveline and axle area visual inspection

What this catches: Loose hardware after off road use, worn shocks, deteriorating bushings, steering wear, underbody damage, and installation issues that can affect handling and safety.

Wheel, Tire, and Brake Inspection

21. Tire tread depth measurement
22. Tire sidewall condition inspection
23. Tire age review
24. Wheel lug torque verification
25. TPMS function and warning check
26. Brake pad visual inspection
27. Brake rotor visual inspection
28. Brake line and hose visual inspection
29. Brake fluid level and condition check
30. Parking brake function check

What this catches: Unsafe tire wear, sidewall damage, out of date tires, brake wear, fluid issues, and poor off road or highway readiness.

Engine Bay and Mercedes Service Readiness

31. Engine oil level and condition check
32. Coolant level and condition check
33. Brake fluid reservoir check
34. Belt inspection
35. Hose inspection
36. Air filter inspection
37. Visible fluid leak inspection
38. Battery and charging cable inspection under hood
39. Service A / Service B maintenance review
40. Scan for overdue maintenance items or warning indicators

What this catches: Deferred maintenance, worn belts or hoses, fluid issues, visible leaks, and service items that can leave a customer stranded even when the house systems are working fine.

Bundle: Mercedes Service A or Service B so your drivetrain, chassis, and camping systems are handled in one visit.

Plumbing, Water, and HVAC System Inspection

41. Fresh water system pressure test
42. Water pump operation check
43. Water heater operation check if equipped
44. Plumbing connection and leak inspection
45. Gray and black tank valve operation check if applicable
46. Toilet function check if applicable
47. Interior sink and shower drain inspection
48. Diesel heater function test and run cycle
49. Roof AC / rooftop ventilation function test if equipped
50. Cabin HVAC basic operation check

What this catches: Freeze damage, cracked fittings, pump or heater issues, sticky valves, heater faults, and climate system problems before the first trip of the season.

Roof, Exterior, and Water Intrusion Inspection

51. Roof sealant inspection around fans and penetrations
52. Solar panel mount inspection
53. Roof rack and accessory mount inspection
54. Window seal inspection
55. Flare seal inspection if equipped
56. Door seal inspection
57. Exterior lighting function check
58. Ladder, awning, and exterior accessory hardware inspection
59. Antenna and Starlink mount / cable inspection if equipped
60. Visible signs of water intrusion inspection

What this catches: Roof leaks, UV damaged seals, loose accessories, cable wear, and water intrusion that can lead to expensive interior damage.

Interior Safety and Appliance Check

61. Refrigerator operation check
62. Cooktop / galley appliance function check if equipped
63. CO / smoke / propane detector check
64. Fire extinguisher inspection
65. Interior lighting function check
66. Cabinet latch and major interior hardware inspection
67. Bed system / seat / mounting hardware visual check
68. Recovery gear mount security check if applicable
69. Emergency exit / door function check
70. Interior signs of rodent or moisture damage check

What this catches: Appliance failures, safety system issues, loose hardware, and damage that often goes unnoticed during storage.

Connectivity, Road Test, and Final Report

71. Power display / monitoring system review
72. Firmware / system display check where applicable
73. Starlink / connectivity check if equipped
74. Road test for steering feel, braking, vibration, and suspension noise
75. Charging behavior observation during road test when applicable
76. Final photo documentation of key findings
77. Prioritized findings report
78. Recommended repairs by urgency
79. Estimate preparation for needed work
80. Customer review and next-step planning

What this catches: The issues that a parked inspection can miss. Road test vibrations, steering irregularities, braking concerns, charging behavior under load, connectivity issues, and system level problems that only show up when the van is evaluated in real-world conditions.