Tyres & Wheels
- Minimum 1.5mm tread
- No major damage
- Correct size
- Wheel nuts secure
Steering & Suspension
- No excessive play
- No leaking shocks
- Ball joints & bushes safe
- No cracked springs
Brakes
- Brake pads/shoes condition
- Brake lines secure
- No major leaks
- Handbrake working
Lights & Electrical
- Headlights
- Indicators
- Brake lights
- Reverse lights
- Horn working
Body & Structure
- No dangerous rust
- Doors open & close properly
- Seatbelts working
- Windscreen not cracked in driver’s view
Need a Roadworthy Certificate?
📄 Selling your car?
🔄 Transferring ownership?
⚠️ Received a defect notice?
🚗 Re-registering your vehicle?
If yes, you’ll need a valid RWC.
How long is a Safety Certificate valid?
Car Ownership & Legal Tips
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How to avoid costly repairs
How to Avoid Costly Repairs Car repairs can quickly become expensive — but most major issues don’t happen overnight. In many cases, they start as small problems that go unnoticed...
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How to Avoid Costly Repairs Car repairs can quickly become expensive — but most major issues don’t happen overnight. In many cases, they start as small problems that go unnoticed...
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Why your car overheats
Why Your Car Overheats An overheating engine is one of the most serious problems a vehicle can experience. If not addressed quickly, it can lead to costly repairs or even...
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What causes fuel injectors to clog
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What Causes Fuel Injectors to Clog? Fuel injectors play a critical role in your engine’s performance. They deliver the precise amount of fuel needed for efficient combustion. Over time, however,...
