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What does MOT Test actually stand for?
The abbreviation MOT actually stands for the Ministry of Transport, which was the Government department responsible for the roads when the MOT was first introduced in 1960. When it was first introduced, an MOT test was only required after a car was ten years old. At Apsley MOT we provide clean Modern facilities with free refreshments and a free refreshments in Berkhamsted covering Nash Mills
Many people think MOT tests are just for brakes, lights and steering – they're wrong! To ensure the best safety standards, MOT tests are now conducted on cars 3 years old and over, with a total of 21 parts being tested. To find out which parts they are, check out how to prepare for an MOT.
Dependent on the type of vehicle you drive there are two choices of MOT either a Class 4 or Class 7 MOT Test. A class 4 MOT is the most common one and the MOT required on all passenger cars, whilst a class 7 MOT is usually carried out on commercial goods vehicles that carry between 3,000 kg and 3,500 kg in weight. . At Apsley MOT we provide MOTs for all types of vehicles, Based in Berkhamsted covering Nash Mills
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Apsley Mot in Berkhamsted covering Nash Mills can advise you on MOT tyre requirements? Tyres with tread depth lower than 1.6mm is illegal and will result in an MOT fail. In addition, illegal tread depth could result in points on your driving licence and a fine of £2,500 per tyre, so it is worth checking them regularly!
Many people ask Apsley MOT in Berkhamstedcovering Nash Mills Can tyres fail MOT Test on age? The answer from your local MOT test station is The rubber compound breaks down over time and this causes cracking and internal weakness to the tyre over many years. If the MoT tester feels the tyre condition is dangerous they will fail the car. But the MoT failure will not be automatic due to the tyre's age.
