Lloyd Used Car Centre Carlisle MOT

Check they are working correctly and aren't overheating. The brake fluid level should also be checked, as this can become low due to an overuse of regenerative braking - which recharges the battery.

As the four main contact points between you and the road, tread depth, inflation and tyre condition is essential to road safety.

Ensure there are no cracks or splits in the wheels (or tyre rims) and that all nuts and bolts are secure.

Look for any signs of corrosion, rust or damage to lights, mirrors and number plates.

You will need to prove that your battery can store enough power to start the vehicle and run at least four headlamps.

All vehicle lights are tested from hazard lights, to brake lights, and headlights - ensuring they are the right brightness and not causing danger to other drivers on the road.

One of the key safety features we take for granted. So important in fact that if any part of the seat belt is faulty or damaged it could contribute to failing your MOT.

Safety checks including looking out for cracks in the screen itself, as well as testing that the windscreen wipers are in good working order.

Testing both the wheel and tyre suspension to ensure the car’s steering is in good condition.