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

When performing a Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) with a lift mechanism, raising all four corners equally is crucial. This practice ensures that the vehicle is adequately leveled, allowing for a thorough inspection of all components, including suspension systems, brakes, and undercarriage parts.

By lifting all four corners, inspectors can identify any issues related to alignment, stability, and equal weight distribution. This holistic approach also reduces the risk of omitting inspections of any area that might be obscured or neglected if only part of the vehicle were lifted. Consistently lifting all corners supports best practices in vehicle safety and performance assessment, ensuring that the vehicle is ready for service and meets required standards before delivery.