When driving a vehicle, all you want for it to do is to let you stay safe and protect you from any harm on the road. What’s more reassuring than a safety certificate?

A safety certificate is required when a registered light vehicle (which includes cars, motorcycles, trailers or any other vehicle that weighs up to 4500 kg in gross vehicle mass) is offered for sale or when re-registering an unregistered vehicle. This confirms that a motor vehicle has passed the safety standard inspection and is road worthy. Also if the vehicle you bought is safe and road worthy, whether it is new or second hand a road worthy offers you protection.

This inspection covers the basics for the safety and operation of the vehicle such as:

• Identification
• Modifications
• Seats & Restraints
• Lights & Electrical Components
• Windscreen & Windows
• Body & Chassis
• Steering & Suspension
• Wheels & Tyres
• Brake Components
• Engines & Drivelines
• Exhaust Emissions
• Road Test
• Service Brake Test
• Hand Brake Test

It is recommended to have a Pre Purchase Inspection conducted by our qualified mechanics with any second hand vehicle you buy at the market to save you money and give you peace of mind when purchasing a vehicle.