Across more than 40 LaFontaine locations, Michigan drivers will have access to complimentary vehicle health scans from UVeye, regardless of vehicle make or where the vehicle was purchased.
For most drivers, vehicle care begins after something forces the issue. A warning light appears, the vehicle begins to handle differently or a problem becomes too noticeable to ignore.
This partnership is designed to move that moment earlier by giving drivers greater visibility into their vehicle condition.
What becomes possible when drivers can see more
A vehicle’s tires, undercarriage and exterior can reveal important information about its condition, but many of those areas are difficult for drivers to see and evaluate themselves.
UVeye’s cameras and computer vision systems scan those areas in seconds. The system captures detailed images that can help identify potential issues such as tire wear, fluid leaks or damaged components.
Drivers and dealership teams can then review the same images together.
That shared view changes the conversation. Potential issues and service recommendations are easier to understand when they are supported by visual evidence instead of a verbal explanation alone. Drivers can ask better questions, and technicians have a clearer way to show what may require attention.
That clarity can help create greater transparency and trust.
Closer to home across Michigan
By making vehicle health scans complimentary across more than 40 locations, LaFontaine is bringing vehicle health information closer to Michigan drivers and the communities it serves.
As Ryan LaFontaine, CEO of LaFontaine Automotive Group, put it, the partnership is about “creating a new standard for vehicle safety, transparency and trust” across its statewide network.
For drivers, having a clearer understanding of their vehicle condition can matter at many points in the life of a vehicle:
- Before a long road trip
- When buying or selling a used vehicle
- Before handing the keys to a teenage driver
- When maintaining an older vehicle
- After an accident, when potential issues may require a closer look
In each case, earlier visibility gives drivers and technicians a clearer place to start. It creates time to investigate potential concerns, make an informed decision and potentially prevent a smaller issue from becoming a larger or more expensive problem.
A more proactive approach to vehicle health
UVeye co-founder and CEO Amir Hever connects the idea to something familiar: “Just as people routinely monitor their own health, every driver should have easy access to their vehicle’s vitals.”
A vehicle health scan should not be reserved for the moment something has already gone wrong. By combining UVeye’s inspection technology with LaFontaine’s statewide reach, we are making it easier for Michigan drivers to see more of their vehicle’s condition and take a more proactive role in caring for it.
Complimentary UVeye scans are coming to participating LaFontaine locations across Michigan. Find a participating location at familydeal.com.
