Everything You Need to Know About Roadworthy Certificates - Renault Mechanic

A roadworthy certificate confirms that a Renault vehicle is safe to drive. If you are selling, re-registering, or transferring ownership, getting this certificate from a Renault service workshop is required. The inspection covers essential components to make sure the vehicle is in safe condition.

What Does a Roadworthy Inspection Cover?

1. Brakes – The braking system is inspected to confirm it responds as expected during use.

2. Tyres and Wheels – Tyres must have sufficient tread depth for grip, and wheels should be free from damage.

3. Steering and Suspension – These components are inspected to evaluate their responsiveness, alignment, and ability to support vehicle control on different road conditions.

4. Lights and Electrical Components – Headlights, brake lights, and indicators must function as intended for visibility and signaling.

5. Windshield and Wipers – The windshield should not have major cracks that could obstruct the view, and wipers must clear water effectively.

6. Seats and Seatbelts – Seats should be secure, and seatbelts must fasten and retract without issues.

When Do You Need a Roadworthy Certificate?

You need a roadworthy certificate for your Renault in the following situations:

• Selling your Renault to another buyer
• Re-registering the vehicle
• Transferring ownership to a different person
• Clearing a defect notice issued by the authorities
• How to Get a Roadworthy Certificate for Your Renault

A Renault workshop near you can conduct an inspection to issue a roadworthy certificate. The process involves checking essential parts to determine if they meet the required standards. If everything is in good condition, the certificate is given. If any issues are found, Renault repair is done before approval.

Book Your Roadworthy Inspection

If you need a roadworthy certificate for your Renault, visit a Renault workshop near you. Call (03) 7009 6918 to book an inspection today.