When RideAuction inspects your unit
What is this?
RideAuction may inspect an approved unit and publish a condition report next to your disclosures. You can read it, but you cannot change it.
How does it work?
- Your disclosures stay exactly as you gave them; the inspection is a separate RideAuction record.
- On your unit’s page you see the inspection status (in progress, ready for review, approved), the approved report, and any point where it differs from your disclosures.
- Draft inspections are private to RideAuction until approved. Internal notes are never shown.
- An approved report never changes. If you disagree with it, contact RideAuction: a correction is issued as a new version and the earlier one is kept, so buyers can see what changed.
What do I need to do?
- Read the report and any differences flagged against your disclosures; contact RideAuction with the lot number if something is wrong.
What happens next?
Buyers see the approved report and any differences on the lot page.
Last reviewed October 7, 2026
Related
- Condition ReportStep 4 of Submit Units: your dealership’s Condition Report — your disclosures about the unit, any inspection you already have, its documents and photos of the issues you disclosed. Buyers rely on it.
- What happens after approvalAn approved unit becomes a lot in its auction; buyers can see it from the preview.
- Condition reports and seller disclosuresA RideAuction condition report records what a RideAuction inspector observed. It sits next to the seller’s own disclosures and never replaces them. It is not a warranty or guarantee.
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