When performing a PDI with a lift mechanism, how many corners should be raised equally?

In a Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) that involves a lift mechanism, raising all four corners of the vehicle equally is essential for a thorough examination. This practice ensures that all areas of the vehicle can be inspected for any issues related to the suspension, undercarriage, or other critical components that might not be visible when the vehicle is on the ground.

By lifting all four corners equally, the technician gains access to check aspects such as tire wear, brake conditions, and potential leaks or damage to the exhaust system or fuel lines. Ensuring even positioning is also crucial for safety, preventing any imbalances that could cause the vehicle to shift or fall while being worked on.

Raising fewer than four corners may leave some areas uninspected, which could overlook potential issues that need attention before the vehicle is delivered. Thus, the correct practice during a PDI with a lift mechanism is to raise all four corners equally for a comprehensive assessment.