Class 4 MOT testing

A clear result and practical next steps

An MOT checks the vehicle against the required test standards on the day. Our team explains any failures and advisories, and can quote for repairs if they are needed.

A service is separate maintenance, so passing an MOT does not replace an oil change or the other work your car is due.

Combine your MOT and service

If both are due, arrange them together to save a second workshop visit. We service petrol and diesel cars, with the oil specification and service level matched to the vehicle. Servicing is an optional extra alongside the MOT, not part of the MOT test fee.

Check the live booking price and available packages before confirming your appointment.

Prepare for your appointment

A few simple checks help the appointment run smoothly:

• Check the lights, washer fluid and readable number plates.
• Make sure the seatbelts and boot can be accessed.
• Leave the locking wheel-nut key with the car if repairs may be needed.
• Tell us about intermittent warnings or recent work.

Preparation does not replace the MOT test or guarantee a pass.

Understand advisories as well as failures

An advisory records something to monitor or plan for, such as wear that has not reached the failure threshold on the day. Ask us to explain the likely maintenance priority alongside any required repairs. We distinguish the MOT result from wider maintenance needs so you can plan sensible work around the vehicle’s condition, mileage and service history.