MOT EXPERT

Cars and motorbikes over three years old are required by law to undergo an annual MOT test to demonstrate that they are roadworthy. After three years, an automobile must be inspected annually to ensure it fulfills road safety and environmental criteria. This Ministry of Transport examination is usually referred to as an MOT. Why Might An MOT Test Fail According to DVSA statistics, 37% of cars fail their MOT test the first time. If your vehicle fails its MOT test, you will be informed of the problem and what you must do to correct it. Here are some of the reasons why your automobile can fail an MOT. Screen wash is depleted - Don't be surprised if this basic task takes only a few minutes. The automobile was filthy or cluttered - Clear the clutter from the trunk and cabin, then wipe off the windows and mirrors. A registration plate issue - For example, the plate had the improper typeface/spacing, was dusty, or was completely missing. If you have a personalized plate, be sure it compli...

Is an MOT and a Service the same? An MOT is a required test to guarantee that your vehicle is roadworthy, whereas a service follows precise criteria established by the vehicle manufacturer and is meant to keep your vehicle in optimal condition. While an MOT and a service both check comparable items, such as tire tread depth, seat belt anchorings, and so on, a service replaces some parts, which improves not only your car's performance but also its economy and longevity. What are the different MOT training courses that we offer? There are lots of courses to choose from. They include ATA light vehicle inspection technician (VIT), hybrid vehicle training, MOT CPD packages training and assessment, test center management course, and many more. How long does it take to retest an MOT? Most MOT retest timings vary because they are determined by the faults indicated on the VT30 MOT failure form. To receive a free partial retest, you must have your vehicle repaired and retested at our facili...