MOTs (Class IV) £45
Free retest within 10 working days
What is included in the MOT test?
Body & vehicle structure: Free from excessive corrosion or damage in specific areas, no sharp edges likely to cause injury, towbars for security and condition
Fuel System: No leaks. Fuel cap fastens and seals securely. The fuel cap will need to be opened. Make sure the key is available
Exhaust emissions: Vehicle meets the requirements for exhaust emissions, dependant on the age and fuel type of the vehicle.
Exhaust system: Secure, complete, without serious leaks and is not too noisy
Seat belts: All the seat belts installed are checked for type, condition, operation and security. All compulsory seat belts must be in place.
Seats: Front seats secure. Front and rear seat backs can be secured in the upright position.
Doors: Latch securely in closed position. Front doors should open from inside and outside the vehicle. Rear doors may need to be opened to gain access to testable items.
Mirrors: Minimum number required, condition and security.
Load security: Boot or tailgate can be secured in the closed position.
Brakes: Condition, operation and performance (efficiency test). Note the removal of the road wheels and trims are not part of the test.
Tyres and wheels: Condition, security, tyre size/type and tread depth. Spare tyres are not inspected.
Registration plates: Condition, security, colour, characters correctly formed and spaced.
Lights: Condition, operation and security. Headlamp aim.
Bonnet: Securely latches in the closed position.
Wipers/washers: Operate to give the driver a clear view ahead.
Windscreen: Condition and driver’s view of the road.
Horn: Correct operation and of suitable type.
Steering and suspension: Condition and operation.
Vehicle identification number: Present on vehicles first used on or after 1 August 1980. Not more than one different VIN is displayed except on multistage build vehicles.
