Book a JAECOO MOT online

Once your JAECOO is more than three years old from the date of its registration, it is a legal requirement to have a valid MOT Certificate, obtained by passing an MOT test. Once it has passed its test, you have a year until the next one must be performed.

An MOT from our OMODA JAECOO centre costs £54.85. You can book an MOT with our Swansway OMODA JAECOO Dealership

During an JAECOO MOT, various components of the car are checked to ensure that they meet the required safety and environmental standards. The technician will carefully inspect key parts of your vehicle such as the brakes, exhaust system, suspension, steering, and tyres.

An average MOT test usually takes around 45 and 60 minutes, but there are a couple of things that you also need to take into consideration. If your vehicle fails the test and repairs need to be made, this will case the MOT test to take take longer. Test centres can require you to drop your vehicle off first thing in the morning and collect it when ready.This can mean that you are without a car for a few hours or the day. Make sure you have arrangements for transportation on the day of your test.

If your car is more than three years old, you're required to have an annual MOT. But what happens if you miss the deadline? Driving without a valid MOT certificate isn't just illegal, it can also be dangerous.

The fine for driving without an MOT can be up to £1,000, and your car may not be insured in the event of an accident. Don't take the risk and make sure you get your car booked in for an MOT and tested on time.

Planning ahead is key, but it's possible to drive to a testing centre without an MOT. Just remember, if stopped by the police, proof of your appointment is a must! Bear in mind that even with an appointment, penalties will be enforced if your vehicle is deemed dangerous. Stay safe, stay informed and be prepared by booking your car in for it MOT before its due to run out.

If your vehicle fails the test before your current certificate expires, don't worry. You can still drive your car until the certificate expires, but ensure you prioritize safety and address all identified problems. Remember, safety comes first.

If your car has dangerous issues identified during the MOT, get them fixed immediately, and do not drive it away until these have been resolved. You can be fined up to £2,500, be banned from driving and get 3 penalty points for driving a vehicle that has failed its MOT because of a ‘dangerous’ problem.