What specific aspects of the franchisee's business can Byrider inspect?

According to Byrider's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Byrider has the right to inspect various aspects of a franchisee's business. Specifically, Byrider can inspect all vehicles for sale at the franchisee's business location. Additionally, Byrider can inspect the franchisee's business procedures to ensure compliance with the standards established for the Byrider system.

Byrider's right to inspect the franchisee's business location extends to entering the premises at all reasonable times. During these inspections, Byrider can observe how the franchisee operates the business, confer with employees, vendors, suppliers, and customers. The purpose of these inspections is to ensure that the franchisee's operations align with the performance standards set by Byrider for the entire system.

If Byrider identifies any deficiencies during these inspections, the franchisee is expected to cooperate and promptly correct them. Should the franchisee fail to correct these deficiencies after receiving written notice, Byrider has the right to take corrective action and charge the franchisee for the reasonable costs and expenses incurred. This underscores the importance of maintaining Byrider's standards and addressing any issues identified during inspections to avoid additional expenses.