Do you know when your car's first MOT is due?

MOT stands for Ministry of Transport test and it's a legal requirement for most vehicles in the UK to have once every year. The test includes checking the safety and roadworthiness of your car, from brakes and tires to lights and emissions.

Once your vehicle is over 3 years old you need to ensure you have an MOT done annually.

It's important to keep up with your MOTs, as they check that your car is roadworthy and safe to drive. Plus, if you don't have a valid MOT certificate, you could be facing a fine or even getting points on your license.

You'll simply need to arrange for the necessary repairs to be carried out and then rebook your MOT at a later date. While it's never good to have unexpected expenses, investing in the repairs now can lead to long-term savings by ensuring your car is running smoothly and efficiently. Remember, road safety is the most important thing, so don't be tempted to ignore any issues that your MOT highlights. By addressing them promptly, you'll be back on the road in no time.

We've got you covered! You can get an MOT at any of our 21 service centres across the North West, Midlands and North Wales.

You can simple book online or give us a call, we’d be happy to help you get booked in for your next MOT!

It certainly is! The MOT Test plays a vital role in ensuring that cars, light vehicles, private buses, and motorcycles (over a certain age) are inspected annually to ensure their compliance with essential roadworthiness and environmental standards.

Yes, you can take your car for its MOT up to one month (minus a day) before it's due to expire and still maintain the same renewal date.

For instance, if your MOT expires on the 15th of May, the earliest date you can schedule the MOT for next year while keeping the same renewal date is the 16th of April.