Car MOT Liverpool

So, if you are looking for a car MOT, Liverpool has nobody better than us. Expect great customer service and a comprehensive check of your vehicle.

A family business

We are very proud to remain an independent family-run business. Because of this, our reputation keeps us on the path to success. Clients know they will receive a first class service when they choose us.

We are friendly and professional, making everybody feel valued. Lots of customers love our services so much they recommend us to their friends and families. What is most important to us is that we want everyone to be happy with their experience.

Whenever you work with us, you can expect to benefit from a fair and honest MOT test. You simply won’t get the same with a standard fast fit company. Being independent, we aim to preserve the absolute highest level of services. As a result, if you intend to go to an MOT test centre that has a skilful team and the most up to date equipment, contact us.

One thing to remember about the tests though is that the requirements can evolve as time passes. To avoid any issues, we maintain a close relationship with the DVLA. They inform us of all the vital updates you need to keep your vehicle road legal. As a result we always offer the most current car MOT Liverpool drivers can ask for.

All vehicles can fail

If your own car is almost three years old, you will need to begin thinking about its first MOT. You may think of your vehicle as being too new to require testing. However, you should not make the mistake of assuming that it will pass. Failure rates are rather high at this point. In fact, one in five cars fails their initial test.

There are several common reasons why they fail. Brake, signal, and lighting issues are some of them. Nothing is going to get away from the scrutiny of the tester. As such, it really pays for you to prepare and make certain your car is in the best possible state. Do this before you go to the garage.

Perform some checks to help you pass

You can perform all kinds of checks to minimise the chances of your car failing the MOT. For example:

Look at the lights and ensure that they are working properly. You can replace any bulbs easily if they are broken.
Examine the tyre pressure and treads too. The minimum legal tread is 1.6mm.
Direct your eyes towards the windscreen as well and check for cracks. While you are there, see that the wipers are functional.
Make sure the exhaust doesn’t leak when you start the engine.
Top-up the oil, windscreen washer, and brake fluid too.
The mirrors, seatbelts, handbrake and horn also need to work correctly.