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Get Free MOT History and DVLA Details for Any Vehicle

UK

What's Included in Our Premium Car History Report ?

Outstanding Finance Check
Condition Record Check
Written Off Check
Police Stolen/Theft Record Check
Paint (Colour) Code Check
High Risk Record Check
Scrapped Record Check
Accident Record Check
Mileage Anomaly Check
Mileage History Check
Engine Number Check
Engine Codes Check
VIN Number Check
Chassis Number Check
Number Plate Change History
Vehicle Previous Keepers Check
Vehicle Colour Change History
Imported Record Check
Exported Record Check
Fuel Type Check
Number Plate Validation
Log Book (V5C) History Check
MOT History Check
CO2 Emission/Band Check
VIC Inspected Record Check
Pre-registration Usage Check
Engine and Technical Information
Weight and Dimension Check
Vehicle Performance Data Check
Vehicle Eco-Environmental Data
Certificate of Destruction Check
Manufacture Year Check
First Registration Date Check
Vehicle Colour Check
Wheel Plan Check
Type Approval Category Check
CO2 Emission Check
Road Tax (VED) Check
Make and Model Check
ULEZ Check
Insurance Status Check
Euro Status Check


Check MOT History for Any Vehicle in the UK

We provide a free service to check your vehicle's MOT history, ensuring your car is legal and roadworthy. Keeping your vehicle compliant with UK laws is crucial for safety and avoiding fines. Check your vehicle's MOT status through our service and ensure your car meets all legal requirements.

 

Understanding MOT

MOT tests are conducted annually to ensure vehicles meet road safety and environmental standards. These tests are mandatory for most vehicles over three years old and are designed to check various components such as brakes, lights, and emissions.

Frequently Asked Questions about MOT

What is an MOT test?

An MOT test is an annual check that ensures your vehicle meets the minimum road safety and environmental standards. It is a legal requirement for most vehicles over three years old.

How do I check my MOT status?

You can check your MOT status by our web site for free or visiting the GOV.UK MOT check service. Simply enter your vehicle's registration number to view its current MOT status and history.

What happens if my MOT has expired?

If your MOT has expired, you are not legally allowed to drive your vehicle on public roads, except when driving to a pre-booked MOT test. Driving without a valid MOT can result in fines and points on your license.

How often do I need an MOT test?

Most vehicles require an MOT test annually once they are over three years old. Some vehicles may have different requirements, so it’s important to check the specifics for your vehicle.

What is checked during an MOT test?

An MOT test includes checks on various components such as lights, seatbelts, tires, brakes, and emissions to ensure your vehicle meets safety and environmental standards.

Can I drive my car if it fails the MOT?

If your car fails the MOT, you can only drive it if your previous MOT certificate is still valid and no 'dangerous' problems were found. If 'dangerous' problems are identified, you cannot drive the vehicle until it is repaired.

How can I prepare my car for an MOT test?

To prepare your car for an MOT test, ensure all lights are working, check tire pressure and tread depth, top up fluids such as oil and washer fluid, and ensure windscreen wipers are functional.

What are the costs associated with an MOT test?

The cost of an MOT test varies, but the maximum fee for a car is £54.85. Some garages may offer discounts or package deals, especially if you combine the MOT with a service.

How do I find a reliable MOT test centre?

You can find a reliable MOT test centre by searching for authorised test centres on the GOV.UK website. Look for centres that are approved by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).

What if I lose my MOT certificate?

If you lose your MOT certificate, you can get a replacement from any MOT centre. You will need to provide your vehicle registration number and the V5C logbook reference number. A small fee may apply.

How do I know when my MOT is due?

You can check when your MOT is due by looking at your current MOT certificate or by entering your vehicle registration number on our website or the GOV.UK MOT check service. You can also sign up for MOT reminders through the GOV.UK website.

What should I do if my car fails the MOT?

If your car fails the MOT, the test centre will provide a list of issues that need to be fixed. You should address these issues promptly and have your vehicle retested. Some garages offer a free retest within a certain period.

Our free service helps you stay compliant by providing up-to-date information on your vehicle's MOT status. Use our tools to ensure your vehicle is legal and roadworthy at all times.