Should you require a MOT in Solihull or a MOT in the Birmingham area look no further. At Total Vehicle Maintenance MOT test station we have designated test bays where they conduct the test, using a range of equipment that meets the required specification for MOT testing.
All MOT testers have been on a training course with the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) and their test results are checked regularly

MOT with free retest at no extra charge collect and delivered for £50

What the MOT test includes
The MOT looks at some important items on your car to see that they meet key legal requirements at the time of test.


The body and vehicle structure
Is free from excessive corrosion or damage in specific areas and there are no sharp edges likely to cause injury.


The fuel System
Has no leaks and the fuel cap fastens and seals securely. The fuel cap will need to be opened so be sure the key is available.


The exhaust emissions
The vehicle meets the requirements for exhaust emissions, dependant on the age and fuel type of the vehicle.


The exhaust system
Is secure, complete, without serious leaks and silences effectively.


The seat belts
All belts installed are checked for type, condition, operation and security. All compulsory seat belts must be in place.


The seats
The front seats are secure. Front and rear backseats can be secured in the upright position.


The doors
Latch securely in closed position. Front doors should open from inside and outside the vehicle. Rear doors may need to be opened to gain access to testable items.


The mirrors
The minimum numbers are on the vehicle, their condition and security.


Load security
Boot or tailgate can be secured in the closed position.


The brakes
Their condition, operation and performance (efficiency test). Note the removal of the road wheels is not part of the test.


The tyres and wheels
Their condition, security, size, type and tread depth. Spare tyres are not inspected.


The registration plates
Their condition, security, characters correctly formed and spaced.


The lights
Their condition, operation and security. Headlamps for aim.


The bonnet
Securely latches in the closed position.


The wipers and washers
Operate to give the driver a clear view ahead.


The windscreen
It’s condition and the driver’s view of the road.


The horn
Operates correctly and is of a suitable type.


The steering and suspension
Are of a satisfactory condition and operation.


The vehicle identification number (VIN)
Is on vehicles first used on or after 1 August 1980. Not more than one different VIN is displayed except on multistage build vehicles

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