We check cars before their roadworthiness test and repair defects found during the test. If your car has already been tested, attach the inspection report to your request. The official test and reinspection take place at an inspection station.
✓ Pre-inspection check✓ Repairs after a failed test✓ Clear priorities
A quote for your car and the work needed
Checks and repairs are quoted separately. Attach the report if the car has already been inspected. The inspection station’s fee is separate from our quote.
We review common items affecting safety and the inspection and explain any repair needs.
Brake operation and visible condition
Suspension, steering and wheel-bearing checks
Lights, tyres and visibility
Emissions-related warnings and leaks
Repairs based on the inspection report
We repair both defects that caused a failed test and advisory defects. You receive a breakdown of the work for the reinspection.
Plan the repair before reinspection
Send the inspection report early enough to allow time for parts and repairs. Tell us the reinspection deadline. If the car is subject to a driving restriction, check with the inspection station how it may be moved before driving it.
No. The check reduces surprises, but the inspection station makes the final decision.
How does a pre-inspection check differ from scheduled maintenance?+
A pre-inspection check focuses on roadworthiness and safety items. Scheduled maintenance follows the manufacturer’s programme. Some checks can overlap, but neither automatically replaces the other.
Can I drive a failed vehicle to the workshop?+
A failed test alone does not establish permission to drive. Follow the report’s restrictions and confirm driving or transport conditions with the inspection station. Tell us about restrictions before your visit.
Contact us
Tell us about your car. We will help you arrange the right service.
Send the registration number and describe the work needed or the problem you have noticed. We reply by the next business day and agree the work, price and time.