AI Engine Analysis
VIN, vial photo, report — about two minutes.
How It Works
Three simple steps from fluid sample to full engine health report — powered by computer vision and automotive AI.
Scan Your VIN
Point your camera at the door jamb sticker or type your 17-character VIN. Our AI instantly decodes the vehicle year, make, model, and engine type.
Photograph the Sample
After running the blow-by test, photograph the Activator Fluid vial against a white background. The AI maps the fluid colour across an 11-zone gradient scale.
Get Your Report
In about two minutes, receive a comprehensive HTML report with wear index, market value, tire recommendations, common issues, and actionable next steps.
What's in the Report
Every report is a deep-dive into your engine's condition, powered by real-time web research and adaptive AI baselines.
Wear Index Score
A 1–100 score comparing your blow-by level against an adaptive baseline built from thousands of real submissions for your engine type and mileage.
Market Valuation
Live-searched comparable listings in your area with low/mid/high value estimates — so you know what your vehicle is worth right now.
Known Issues
Forum and community-sourced common problems for your exact make and model, ranked by severity and frequency of owner reports.
Tire & Accessory Picks
OEM-spec tire recommendations in budget, mid-range, and premium tiers — plus top-rated accessories specific to your vehicle.
Trusted by Shops & Owners
See what automotive professionals and vehicle owners have to say about ExhaustIQ's AI analysis.
"Ran this on a used truck I was about to buy. The report flagged elevated blow-by that the seller didn't mention. Saved me from a bad deal."
"We use this for every trade-in now. The report gives customers hard data and builds trust. Upsell on oil changes practically sells itself."
"The market value section alone is worth it. I didn't expect tire recommendations and insurance brokers too — it's a complete vehicle checkup."
Ready to see inside your engine?
No tools required. Just a VIN, a vial photo, and two minutes.
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