What it covers
A roadworthy inspection checks the safety-critical items on your vehicle against Victorian standards — brakes, steering, suspension, tyres, lights, glass, body and structure. It is required when you sell a registered vehicle or re-register one.
Signs you need it
- You are selling a registered vehicle
- You are re-registering a car that has been off the road
- You are transferring registration from interstate
- A clearance is needed after a defect notice
What we do
- Brakes, steering and suspension inspected on the hoist
- Tyres, wheels and their condition assessed
- Lights, indicators, wipers, glass and mirrors checked
- Seatbelts, body and structural condition inspected
- Anything that fails is quoted on the spot before repairs
- Re-inspection once the work is done
Booking it in
We have usually got something available this week. Ring (03) 9748 9500 with your rego and what the car is doing, or send the booking form. You get the price in writing before anything starts, and if we find something extra we stop and call.
We are at Factory 1/184/190 Old Geelong Rd, Hoppers Crossing, and look after drivers across Truganina, Werribee, Point Cook, Tarneit, Wyndham Vale.
Common questions
How long does a roadworthy take?
Usually done while you wait if you have booked in. Ring ahead so we have an inspection slot free.
Do I have to get the repairs done here?
No. You are free to have failed items repaired wherever you like and come back for the re-inspection.
How long is a certificate valid?
A Victorian roadworthy certificate is valid for 30 days from the date of issue.