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How to book your MOT or Service Online?

Using our online form above can quickly enter your postcode and vehicle registration. We will then connect you to one of our partners to find garages in your area who can provide you the relevant service.

Enabling you to quickly compare local prices for the work you want done, check availability and book online directly with your chosen garage.

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Why do you need to book an MOT?

In the UK it is a legal requirement for all vehicles over 3 years old to undergo an annual MOT Test to check for vehicle roadworthiness and emissions. This is a basic safety test to ensure the vehicle is safe to drive and adheres to current legislation.

Driving without a valid MOT is illegal and can result in a heavy fine and potentially penalty points on your licence. It can also invalidate your insurance, leaving you unprotected in the event of an accident. With ANPR cameras in use today, authorities can easily catch vehicles without a valid MOT certificate.

Check MOT Due Date.

Use our Free Vehicle Check Service to find out when your MOT or Tax are due.

How much does an MOT cost?

The average UK MOT Test costs between £35-£50 and currently it is capped by the DVSA at £54.85 for cars.

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What Does an MOT Test Cover? - MOT Testing Explained.

It’s important to know that an MOT test is not a full mechanical check or service, it is a basic vehicle saftey check to ensure your vehicle meets the legal minimum requirements. Here is a quick overview of what is and is not covered:

What is checked:

  1. Lights, Mirrors, and Visibility
    • Headlights, indicators, brake and rear lights
    • Windscreen condition, wipers and washers
    • Mirrors - secure, clean, and undamaged
    • Number plates - condition and visibility & lights
  2. Vehicle Structure & Safety Systems
    • Seatbelts - condition and operation
    • Seats - secure and adjustable
    • Doors - must open/close from inside and outside
    • Horn - functional and audible
    • Steering system and power steering
    • Fuel system - no leaks, secure cap
  3. Brakes, Tyres & Suspension
    • Brakes performance and condition
    • Tyres condition, pressure, min tread depth (1.6mm)
    • Suspension components (shocks, springs, struts)
  4. Exhaust & Emissions
    • Exhaust system - secure, undamaged, leak-free
    • Emissions test, Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)
  5. General Checks
    • Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
    • Warning lights (ABS, airbags, engine light if relevant)

What is NOT checked:

  1. Engine, Transmission & Clutch
    • Engine performance or condition
    • Clutch wear or operation
    • Gearbox function or transmission issues
    • Engine intake filters
  2. Fluids & Internal Systems
    • Engine oil level or quality
    • Coolant, brake fluid, and other fluid levels
    • Air conditioning system
    • Battery health (except electric vehicles)
  3. Interior & Electrical Features
    • Sat nav, radio, or infotainment systems
    • Electric windows (unless they obstruct visibility)
    • Interior lights or cosmetic features
    • Driver Aids - Lane Assist, Cruise Control
    • Parking sensors or cameras
    • Heated Seats or Windscreens
  4. Non-Safety-Related Bodywork
    • Paintwork condition
    • Non structural dents, scratches, or rust
    • Alloy wheel condition (unless sharp edges present)
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Frequently Asked Questions about MOT’s: