These are the key parts that inspectors will generally assess:. Some warning signs of a shoddy suspension could be:. It has to be at least 1. Even taking care of small things, like checking your tyre pressure is up to scratch and having a spare tyre handy count in the inspection. Pop up your bonnet and check your power steering fluid with your dipstick to make sure the colour and level are right.
Also check for oil leaks by looking for stains on the pavement where you normally park your car at night. Inspectors will generally check your brake pads and rotors. These are usually warning signs your brakes need servicing. VicRoads have super strict specifications when it comes to tinted windows. Having your roadworthy certificate in hand also brings more trust to the negotiating table. Potential buyers will have a stamp from a Licensed Vehicle Tester that assures them your car is safe to drive.
The information is intended to be of general nature only. Contact Info. This is due to extra time requirements to inspect and report on these vehicles. Please call to book 03 Last Name:. Other Phone:. Call Us 03 or Book Now! Call us to book in for your Roadworthy Certificate inspection. Get A Quote 03 Roadworthy Certificate. Home Roadworthy Certificate. Call Enquiry Now. Call us for a Free Quote 03 The age of the vehicle and the overall condition at the time of inspection will have an impact on the overall cost, as will the type of vehicle undergoing the roadworthy inspection.
Because of this the actual cost of an RWC will vary, sometimes quite significantly. Golden Plains Mechanical will be happy to provide a quote for the cost of the Certificate of Roadworthiness inspection before any work begins. For the purposes of a transaction, such as the sale of a vehicle, a Certificate of Roadworthiness will be considered as current for a period of 30 days from the date of issue.
A Certificate of Roadworthiness can only be issued by a Licensed Vehicle Tester operating from a nominated facility, usually a workshop or garage. Neither the workshop conducting the roadworthy inspection, nor the Licensed Vehicle Tester performing the actual examination of the vehicle are responsible for setting the standards a vehicle must meet to be issued a Certificate of Roadworthiness. These standards are clearly defined by VicRoads, the licensed vehicle tester merely confirms whether the vehicle meets the standards as specified.
A Roadworthy Inspection may not cover all of these standards as in most cases, compliance with them cannot be assessed by inspection alone.
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