Check Your Vehicle's MOT
After a check is conducted, the past results of a vehicle’s MOT tests may include:
- Its results (pass or fail).
- The mileage recorded at the time of the test.
- The location of each test.
- Which parts/components failed to perform at a minimally satisfactory level in order to pass the MOT, and if minor problems were present within any parts.
- The date of the next scheduled MOT.
*Under Government regulations, since 2005, you may only get results for MOT tests done in England, Scotland and/or Wales.
What you need to know:
- You will need to provide the vehicle’s number plate/registration number.
- You will be able to access the results immediately after the MOT Centre has recorded the test results.
- You will need the 11-digit number from your vehicle's log book (V5C) in order to view the test location, which will be available 14 days after the test.
- All vehicles must be taxed, even if you don't have to pay anything in that period of time; i.e. if you are exempt from tax payments because you’re disabled.
- All the legal obligations must be met before you can drive your vehicle.
There are many benefits that come with choosing an approved Dealer:
Access to all the information and support you need to get back on the road:
- You can rest assured that all and any repairs done to your vehicle will be carried out to exacting and satisfactory standards by our trained technicians, using quality parts and service.
- In the event that repairs are to be made, you will receive verbal and/or written communication of all issues, solutions and implications.
- You will be provided with exact and competitive pricing, along with a detailed written explanation of the invoice, the parts used, service required and the work performed. With this record, you will be reassured of your vehicle’s history for any future buyer.
- In the event that your vehicle cannot be serviced and/or repaired on the same day as the MOT, you will be offered a prompt and convenient alternative date/time.