Go Time Auto Repair

Uber and Lyft vehicle inspection in North Miami

Get your inspection form signed and get back to earning. We go through every item on the rideshare checklist, from horn to tire tread to seat belts, and complete the form the way the platform wants it. If something fails, you get a written price to fix it right here, and we re-check it at no extra step.

Typical time in the bay
30 to 45 minutes
How the price works
In writing, first

Uber and Lyft inspection

  • Complete the official rideshare inspection form for your platform
  • Check headlights, taillights, brake lights, turn signals and the horn
  • Measure tire tread and check brakes front and rear
  • Test the windshield wipers, mirrors, seat belts and all doors and windows
  • Inspect steering, suspension, exhaust and the emergency brake
  • Verify the AC works, which passengers in Miami notice first
  • Give you the signed form to upload, and a quote for anything that did not pass

Signs you need this

  • You are signing up to drive for a rideshare platform
  • Your annual inspection is due or expiring
  • You switched to a different car
  • The platform flagged your vehicle for a re-inspection
  • You got a dinged rating over a noise, a smell or a warm cabin

The inspection is one flat, written price and you know it before you sit down. Any repair needed to pass is quoted separately in writing, with sales tax on the parts alone. On repairs, you set the warranty at 90 days, 1 year or 2 years, and that choice is priced on the quote.

Questions people ask

Do I need an appointment?
Booking ahead gets you in and out fastest, especially in the morning before your shift. Walk-ins are welcome when a bay is open.
What do you need from me?
The car, your license, registration and proof of insurance, and the inspection form if your platform requires a specific one. If you are not sure which form, tell us the platform and we will have it ready.
What if my car fails?
We show you the item that failed, give you a written price to fix it, and re-inspect once it is done. Most fails are simple: a brake light, worn tires, a wiper blade.
How often do rideshare cars need service?
More often than the manual says. Forty hours a week in Miami traffic with the AC on is severe use. Oil every 5,000 miles, brakes checked every visit, and a cooling system check before summer keeps the car earning.
Can you do the inspection and an oil change at the same time?
Yes. Book both and we do them together so you lose one hour instead of two. Same goes for tires or brakes if you know they are due.

Ready to book?

Pick a time. We text you the written price before any work starts.