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Frequently Asked Question
When is my MOT due?
A vehicles MOT is due every year. If your unsure of when your vehicle is due, then use our handy MOT Checker. Click Here to find out more.
How soon can I book my MOT?
You can book your vehicle in for an MOT any time you want, regardless of if the current MOT is due or not. To maintain your vehicles current anniversary date the earliest time you can book your vehicle in for MOT would be one month (less one day) before your current MOT is due.
What if my car fails its MOT?
If your vehicle fails the MOT Test, you will be issued with a VT30 Refusal of MOT test certificate. On the certificate it will list all the items that the vehicle has failed on. The vehicle then has 10 working days for all failure item repairs to be carried out. Once the repairs have been carried out, the vehicle can then be rebooked for retest. Contact us to book a retest
Whats the most common MOT failure item?
The most common failure items are lighting and signaling faults. The best way to minimise the risk of your vehicle failing is to carry out some pre-checks before presenting the vehicle by checking things like your lights, screen wash, oil level etc. This will reduce the chance of your vehicle failing its MOT.
Can I see the MOT history of my car?
MOT history data is held by the DVSA and can go back up to 10 years? This log can be accessed through our helpful MOT History checker. Click Here to find out more.
Can I use my car if it fails its MOT Test?
If your vehicle fails its MOT, the vehicle is then deemed to be unroadworthy. If your vehicle is in an unroadworthy condition, then it should not be driven on the road and may affect insurance. You can drive your vehicle to and from a test station with a pre-booked appointment or a place of repair with a prior appointment.
