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Westcliff Test Centre

Car Servicing and Repair, MOT Testing


  268-272 Westborough Road Southend-on-sea
Westcliff-on-Sea
Essex
SS0 9PU

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 car body repairs, car servicing, exhaust, mot, tyres, oil changes, clutches, car repairs, cam belt, minibus mot, class 5 mots

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TEST & RETEST FEES Class IV - Cars Light Vans and Small Minibuses Web Test Fee: £35.00 (normal price £45.00) Retest Fee: £22.50 Class V - Private Passenger Vehicles and Ambulances(13-16 Passenger Seats) Web Test Fee: £49.00 (normal price £59.00) Retest Fee: FREE Class V - Private Passenger Vehicles and Ambulances(Over 16 Passenger Seats) Web Test Fee: £59.00 (normal price £69.00) Retest Fee: £40.00 Class VII - Goods Vehicles(over 3 000kg up to 3 500kg DGW) Web Test Fee: £40.00 (normal price £50.00) Retest Fee: FREE

MOT information Everyone who uses a vehicle on the road is required to keep it in a roadworthy condition. The purpose of the MOT Test is to ensure that cars, other light vehicles (including some Light Goods Vehicles), private buses and motorcycles over a prescribed age are checked at least once a year to see that they comply with key roadworthiness and environmental requirements.

When should my vehicle take an MOT Test? Vehicles should receive their first MOT when they reach 3 years of age.

If a car is registered with no prior use on the road, the MOT will be required three years after the date of registration. For example, a car registered "from new" on 25th April 2000 will require its MOT no later than 25th April 2003. If a car is used prior to registration, as would be the case with an import, the MOT will be required three years from the end of the year of manufacture. For example a car manufactured at any time in 2000 will require an MOT no later than 31st December 2003. There is no grace period given after these dates.

How early can my car be submitted for test? An MOT can be carried out at any time.

If the vehicle is presented for test within the calendar month prior to the date that the MOT is due, the test certificate will run from the date of the test to one year after the expiry date of the current certificate (e.g. if the current certificate was due to expire on 1/4/03, and the vehicle was presented on or after 2/3/03, the certificate would run from the test date until 1/4/04).

If the vehicle is tested earlier than one month before its due date, it will only run for twelve months.

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Opening Hours

Monday to Sunday
09:00 to 17:30

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