MOT FAQ

During an MOT Test, the examiner will check many areas of the vehicle, including bodywork, emissions and safety features, the test ensures that your vehicle meets road safety and environmental standards. Below are the main areas that are covered:

• Lighting and Signalling Equipment (Inc fog lamps & reversing lights)
• Steering (including suspension)
• Brakes
• Tyres and Road Wheels
• Seat Belts
• Body, Structure and General Items
• Exhaust, Fuel and Emissions
• Drivers View of the Road
• Bumpers
• Noise suppression material
• Undertray security
• Emission control equipment:
• Engine malfunction indicator lamp
• Diesel particulate filter (DPF) tampering
• Fluid leaks - engine, transmission and so on

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If your car fails its MOT test, we will issue you with a VT30’ Refusal of an MOT Test Certificate’. This certificate will have your car’s details on it, as well as the MOT test number and the reasons why it didn’t pass.

If your vehicle fails, we will be able to advise on any minor or major issues spotted during the process, giving you foresight on any future problems.

If you think the MOT test result was wrong you can submit an Appeal form with the DVSA.

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You can book your MOT test online or you can give us a call on 01463 710 676. You will not need to bring anything with you for the MOT, apart from your car of course. We don't need to see any documentation to perform an MOT inspection.

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Click the links below if you require any further information on MOT testing or give our team a call on 01463 710 676.

• What's checked - Official government site with all items that are checked during an MOT.
• Check when your MOT is due - You can check when your MOT test is expected by using the official government website.
• Classic cars and MOT tests - If you have a classic car, then read here for information on MOT testing and tax.
• Appeal your MOT result - If you wish to appeal the result of an MOT test, you can visit this official government link.
• Are you replacing a certificate - Lost or damaged your certificate? Information on ordering a replacement.

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