Guide
Free Japanese Auction Sheet Checker (Translate + Read Any Sheet)
Short answer: A free auction sheet checker lets you upload a photo of a Japanese auction sheet and reads it into plain English — grade, interior grade, mileage, damage-map codes and inspector's comments. Kensacheck's checker is free and needs no signup; the paid step verifies the sheet against the original auction record.
"Checking" a sheet has two parts: reading what it says, and verifying it's true. The first is free.
The free checker: read any sheet
Upload a photo to the free auction sheet checker and it translates and explains:
- Grade and interior grade — what they mean for a buyer.
- Mileage at auction.
- Damage map — every letter code decoded by location.
- Inspector's comments — the notes that carry the real story.
No account, no email, works on any device.
Verify a sheet after you check it: upload a photo to the free checker.
What a free read can and can't tell you
It tells you exactly what the sheet claims. It can't tell you whether the sheet is genuine — because the sheet a seller shows you can be edited. That's the gap the paid step closes.
The paid check: verify against the original record
The Kensacheck report reads the chassis and pulls the original auction record, so you can confirm the grade and mileage match what the auction house actually recorded — plus a PPSR/NEVDIS check for Australian buyers (stolen, written-off, finance owing). See is a PPSR check enough for a Japanese import.
FAQ
Is there a free Japanese auction sheet checker?
Yes — the Kensacheck checker reads and translates any sheet from a photo, free.
Does the free checker verify the sheet is real?
No — reading is free; verifying against the original auction record is the paid step.
Do I need an account?
No signup is required to check a sheet.
Ready to check a car? Pull the original Japanese auction sheet and your Australian PPSR & NEVDIS check in one report — check your auction sheet.