Summary: ClickMechanic offers an MOT with collection and delivery service, allowing you to have your vehicle tested without needing to visit a garage. A mechanic will collect your vehicle, take it to an approved MOT centre, and return it once the test is complete. The cost for this service is £98, or £19 if booked with a service (interim, full, or major). If your vehicle fails the MOT, you will be issued a VT30 failure certificate with reasons for failure.
What is an MOT Test? Any car or van over three years old (four years in Northern Ireland) is legally required to undergo an MOT test. This check is performed at approved MOT testing centres to ensure the vehicle meets road safety and environmental standards.
What is Checked During an MOT? The MOT test covers:
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Body structure, lighting, and trim security
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Powertrain, emissions, and braking system
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Tyres, suspension, and visibility
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Does not include checks on the engine, clutch, or transmission (except for emissions)
What Happens if My Vehicle Fails the MOT?
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Dangerous faults: The vehicle cannot be driven until repaired. Driving with a dangerous fault can result in a £2500 fine, a driving ban, or penalty points.
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Major faults: The vehicle may still be driven if the previous MOT has not expired and it is roadworthy.
When is My MOT Due?
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Check your MOT due date here: GOV.UK MOT Check
What Does ClickMechanic’s MOT with Collection & Delivery Include?
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Collection from your location
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The MOT test fee
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Return of the vehicle after testing
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VAT (if applicable)
How Much Does It Cost?
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£98 for the standalone service
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£19 if booked with a service (interim, full, or major)
Associated Services:
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Interim Service
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Full Service
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Major Service
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
My MOT has expired, can you still collect my vehicle?
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Yes, the mechanic can legally drive your car to a pre-booked MOT test.
My vehicle is uninsured, can you still collect it?
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This is not always possible. Please inform us when booking so mechanics can check if they can cover it under their insurance.
What if my vehicle isn’t roadworthy?
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If you know your vehicle is unroadworthy, do not book an MOT. It must be repaired before being driven to a test centre.
What happens if the mechanic finds my vehicle is unroadworthy?
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The mechanic will quote you for the necessary repairs and charge a diagnostic call-out fee.
Which Classes of Vehicles Does ClickMechanic Perform MOTs On?
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Class 4: Standard MOT for most passenger vehicles (cars, taxis, ambulances, vans up to 3,000kg, motorhomes, and campervans).
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Class 7: Heavier vans and motorhomes over 3,000kg (please contact us before booking).
What to Search for on ClickMechanic?
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MOT with Collection & Delivery
For further assistance, visit ClickMechanic Help Centre.
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