What is an MOT?

An MOT test is an annual inspection that is required by law on all vehicles in the UK that are older than 3 years (and some vehicles that are older than 1 year). The test follows strict criteria set by the DVSA to determine whether your car is safely roadworthy. A range of vehicle safety checks must be completed by an MOT test centre with DVSA-approved examiners, including lights, tyres, seatbelts and emissions.

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We are accredited by the DVSA, and will assess your vehicle to conduct a comprehensive inspection to ensure the vehicle is in roadworthy condition. The assessment is based on the condition of the vehicle on the day. If the vehicle passes, we will provide you with a pass certificate. We will also separately list and inform you of any 'minor' (formerly 'advisory') items that will require attention in the near future so you can keep an eye on them.  If the vehicle fails, will receive a list of the 'major' or 'dangerous' faults present. 

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When is my MOT test due?

You can find out if your MOT is due, by visiting the GOV website. Click here to find out

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What MOT Test Class do i need? 

We offer two MOT classes, Class 4 and Class 6.

Class 4 for is for all Passenger Vehicles and Class 6 is for Public Service Vehicles (PSV)