BLACKSTONE

In Victoria a Certificate of Roadworthiness is generally needed when a registered vehicle is sold or re-registered. Only a Licensed Vehicle Tester can inspect a vehicle and issue the certificate.

How it works

We arrange the roadworthy assessment with a fully licensed vehicle tester and keep you updated. If the tester lists items that don't meet the requirements, we can quote to fix them so the vehicle can be re-inspected.

A technician shines a bright inspection torch into an engine bay looking for leaks and corrosion, the beam cutting through the dark workshop
A torch inspection looks for leaks, damaged hoses and corrosion, a core step in any pre-purchase check. Illustrative scene.
Macro shot of a tyre tread depth gauge pressed into the grooves of a car tyre, water droplets on the rubber
Tread grooves clear water from the contact patch. In Victoria the legal minimum tread depth is 1.5 mm. Illustrative scene.

Book roadworthy (rwc)

Send a booking request with your preferred date. We'll contact you to confirm the time.