50 Car Servicing and MOT near you

As the MOT is a legal requirement that requires citizens to keep their cars roadworthy for theirs and the safety of other motorists and pedestrians, a car MOT service is designed to ensure MOT compliance.

External checks

Taskers will inspect and make the necessary repairs or recommendations for repairs of the exteriors. These include checking the doors and making any needed repairs to ensure they lock securely. Exterior lamps and signal lights will be checked for consistent brightness. The fuel cap will be inspected for proper placement and secure locking.

Both the boot and bonnet will be checked to ensure they likewise remain secure when closed and locked. The side mirrors must provide good visibility, and tyres will be inspected for the right tread depth, pressure levels and have the proper alignment.

Under-the-Bonnet Checks

For this part of the service, taskers will do a meticulous inspection of the engine, steering, braking and other operational components to enable your motor to pass MOT standards. This includes the following processes:

Making sure that the emissions are within acceptable levels and the exhaust system is secure, complete, not leaking and effectively reduces noiseBrakes will be checked to ascertain they are in the proper working order. The fuel system will be inspected for leaks and that the fuel cap seals and gets on securelySteering and suspension systems will be checked for wear and ensure they are in good conditionTaskers will also top up all operational fluids, such as brake fluid, coolant, windscreen washer fluid, power steering and transmission fluid fuel and air filters will be replaced as necessary the car’s battery and wiring will be checked for issues and ensure that the starter motor and alternator are in good working conditioner pipes will be inspected for damage or corrosion bonnet will be checked to ensure it closes properly 

Car Cabin Checks

These checks are meant to ensure the main features that contribute to safety and proper operation are in good working order. Taskers will check that the seat belts in the cabin are of the right type, operate properly and provide safety in a collision. The front seats will be inspected to ascertain they are safe and secure, and the car horn will be tested to ensure it works as an effective warning/safety device.