Test headlights, tail lights, brake lights, indicators, and hazard lights before departure.

Ensure tires are properly inflated, with no cuts, bulges, or excessive wear.

Both must function properly before starting your trip to ensure safe operation.

Steering should respond smoothly without unusual noise or excessive movement.

Ensure all mirrors are clean, positioned correctly, and free of cracks.

Windshield must be clean and free from major cracks; wipers should work properly.

The horn should be loud enough to alert other drivers and pedestrians if needed.

Check shocks, springs, and suspension parts for damage, looseness, or leakage.

Ensure all fluid levels are adequate and there are no visible leaks.

Exhaust must be secure and free from leaks to prevent harmful emissions and noise.

Ensure cargo is properly tied down, balanced, and complies with Saudi regulations.

Fuel tanks should be sealed with no leaks, and caps must be tight.

Carry warning triangles, fire extinguisher, first-aid kit, and reflective vests.

Check air pressure buildup and look for leaks before driving.

Battery should be secure, with clean terminals and no corrosion.

Belts should have no cracks or fraying and be at proper tension.

Check undercarriage for fluid leaks, loose bolts, or damaged components.

Test both service and parking brakes before moving; malfunctioning brakes can cause loss of control and serious collisions.

All loads must be tied, locked, or covered to prevent shifting, which can destabilize the truck or cause road hazards.