MOT stands for Ministry of Transport but what is its purpose and why do you need it for your vehicle?
You Can Do it Yourself!
Thats right you can do repairs, add accessories and maintain your car yourself.Whether its because you love your car, repair costs issues or simply convinience, Why not? If you decide to take that route all you need to do is find good videos to teach and walk you through basic repairs.We have assembled some videos for you here which we hope you will find useful.
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Sep 20, 2024 9:12 am
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Sep 20, 2024 9:13 am
The MOT test assesses whether a vehicle meets the legal, safety, and environmental standards required to be considered roadworthy in the UK.
The MOT is a legal requirement for all vehicles over three years old. Once a vehicle has passed that milestone, it must have an MOT test every year, otherwise, it will not be road legal and you will be unable to tax or insure it. According to the government’s information on getting an MOT, you can be fined up to £1,000 for getting behind the wheel of your car if it does not have a valid MOT certificate.
You should be able to see when your MOT is due to expire by consulting your most recent MOT test certificate or your car’s service book. If you are unsure, use the free government tool, or sign up for our free reminder service and never miss your due date.
