BOOK YOUR MOT ONLINE

Convenience, value for money and accuracy of service are the most common attributes looked at when choosing a MOT center. We understand that taking time and finances out for this is already very unpleasant for you but we can assure you that with our skill set you will not only be safe on the road but also save yourself from legal trouble later. To book an MOT test online on our website, you have to perform simple steps and we will receive your request at the branch. 

Here is a list of locations we cover for you:

• MOT London is here
• Click here if you are in Hammersmith, or here for Hertfordshire & Kensal Green  

WHY GET MOT TEST FROM US?  

Following are reasons you should get a MOT from our local branches:

FAILING AN MOT? 

The amount you will have to pay for an MOT Test varies upon which class of vehicle you have. Class 1 motorcycles are *£29.65 although side cars are more expensive.

Cars in class 4 are currently *£54.85 whilst Passenger Vehicles with over 16 seats are currently *£124.50.

*pricing as at April 2017.

Please note that this information is not comprehensive, merely an attempt to give you sufficient information 

What if failure happens?

If your vehicle fails you can still drive it away providing your current certificate is still in date.

There is an appeals procedure that you can follow to contest the decision to fail a vehicle, details are available at test centres and online on https://www.gov.uk/getting-an-mot/after-the-test

Most test centres have the capacity to arrange to fix any problems in order to get the vehicle to pass the minimum standard requirements as laid down.

OUR MOT TESTING CHECKLIST

According to the Driver Vehicle & Licensing Agency the test will cover checks of the following to ensure it meets the minimum standard:

Lamps Reflectors & Electrical.

• Headlamps, Stop lamps, Fog Lamps, Indicators, Hazard warning lights.
• Reflectors, car horn
• General check of electrical wiring & battery.

Steering and Suspension

• Steering Control, Steering System, Power Steering,
• Front Suspension, Wheel Bearings and Drive Shafts
• Rear Suspension and Wheel Bearings
• Shock Absorbers

Brakes

• Parking Brake, Hand Operated Brake Control Valves, Service Brake Control, Anti-Lock
• Braking and Electronic Stability Control Systems, Mechanical Brake Components,
• Braking Systems and Additional Braking Devices, Brake Performance,

Tyres and Road Wheels

• Tyre condition and tread depth
• Road Wheels condition.

Seat Belts & Supplementary Restraint Systems (SRS)

• Operation and condition.

Whilst we have included a lot of what is in the test it is not a fully comprehensive list and also the DVSA may change the test criteria at any time.