Driving controls & Interior
Steering wheel and column, Seats and seat belts, Foot brake and brake servo, Handbrake, Light switches, horn, wipers, and washers
Exterior
Suspension and shock absorber performance, Tyres and wheels, Vehicle body condition, Registration plates, windscreen, and mirrors
Lights
Side lamps, indicators, and headlamps, Headlamp aim and reflectors, Stop lamps, rear lights, and fog lamps
Exhaust Emissions
Carbon monoxide (CO2), hydrocarbons (HC), and lambda readings, Visible smoke levels
Under the Bonnet
Brake components, Suspension and steering
Brake Performance
Foot brake efficiency, Front brake balance, Handbrake efficiency
Under the Vehicle
Steering components, brakes, tyres, and wheels, Suspension, shock absorbers, fuel system, exhaust system, wheel bearings, and chassis
Additional Information
An MOT certificate reflects the condition of testable components at the time of the inspection. It is not an indicator of the condition of these components beyond the test date.