What are the precautions for picking up a car?
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Precautions for picking up a car: 1. Body paint surface: Mainly inspect the external paint surface of the car body. Park the car in a well-lit area, walk around the car, and check whether the paint color is uniform, and whether there are any bulges, scratches, etc. If necessary, you can also touch it with your hand. 2. Window glass: Check all the glass for damage and scratches, with a focus on the visual effect of the front windshield. The front windshield must have good light transmittance and should not have bubbles or areas with abnormal refractive index. 3. Tire inspection: When checking the tires, look at whether the tire tread is clean, whether there are scratches on the wheel rim surface, and whether the tire burrs are excessively worn (short-distance driving generally causes less wear to the tire burrs). If necessary, also check whether the tire pressure is normal. 4. Engine inspection: Open the hood, check the manufacturing date, see if all parts of the engine are clean, especially in the nooks and crannies (these areas in used cars can easily accumulate dirt and are hard to clean). Then pull out the dipstick to check the oil level and cleanliness. 5. Chassis inspection: If conditions permit, drive the car into the warehouse and use a lift to check whether there are any scratches or dents on the chassis, and whether there are any obviously unreasonable parts in the pipelines.
