MOT Repairs · Scarborough

MOT Repairs in Scarborough

We are not an MOT test station, but we prepare your car for its MOT, arrange the test for you, and fix any failures to get you back on the road — from brakes and suspension to welding and lights.

MOT Repairs at Roscoe Street Garage, Scarborough

Failed your MOT, or want your car checked over before the test? Roscoe Street Garage takes the stress out of it. We go through the failure or advisory items with you, give you a free quote, and carry out the repairs properly, ready for the retest.

Are you an MOT test centre?

No — we don't carry out the MOT test itself. What we do is arrange the test for you at an approved test centre and handle all the repair work. That means you get one point of contact and a garage that knows your car, without the run-around of booking things yourself.

How our MOT repair service works

  1. Check first. A pre-MOT check picks up common failure items before the test.
  2. Test arranged. We arrange the MOT at an approved test centre for you.
  3. Free quote. If anything fails, we explain the failure sheet and give you a clear price before starting.
  4. Repairs and retest. We carry out the work and arrange the retest.

Common MOT failures we repair

Most MOT failures come down to a handful of areas, and we cover them all:

  • Brakes — worn pads and discs, seized calipers, handbrake efficiency
  • Suspension and steering — worn joints, bushes, springs and shock absorbers
  • Lights, bulbs, wipers and washers
  • Tyres — tread depth, damage and bulges
  • Exhausts — leaks, noise and emissions
  • Welding for corrosion on structural areas

MOT advisories: fix them before they become failures

An advisory is something the tester has noticed that is not yet bad enough to fail, such as a tyre close to the limit or light corrosion. Advisories often turn into failures by the next test, so it is worth getting them looked at. Bring us your MOT certificate and we will quote for putting the advisories right.

Can I drive my car if it has failed its MOT?

Under DVSA rules you can usually only drive a car that has failed if its current MOT certificate is still valid and no “dangerous” defects were listed. Without a valid MOT, you can only drive it to a pre-booked test or to have the failure repaired, and only if no dangerous defects were listed. If dangerous defects were listed, it must not be driven. Not sure where you stand? Call us on 01723 336989 and we can talk it through, or arrange vehicle recovery.

What we do

  • Fix MOT failures
  • Pre-MOT checks
  • MOT test arranged for you
  • Brakes, suspension & steering
  • Welding for MOT failures
  • Lights, bulbs & wipers
  • Advisories put right
  • All makes & models
  • Free quote before we start

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Questions

MOT Repairs: Your Questions Answered

Can you do my MOT?

We are not an MOT test station, but we can arrange the test for you at an approved centre and carry out any repairs needed to pass. It's a hassle-free way to get it all done in one place.

My car failed its MOT — can you fix it?

Yes. Bring us the failure sheet (or we can arrange the test) and we'll give you a free quote for the repairs, carry out the work and arrange the retest.

Do you do welding for MOT failures?

Yes, we carry out welding for corrosion-related MOT failures and general repairs.

How much will my MOT repairs cost?

It depends entirely on what needs doing. We'll always give you a free, no-obligation quote before starting any work.

What does an MOT advisory mean?

An advisory is an item the tester has noticed that is not bad enough to fail yet but is likely to need attention soon. We can quote to put advisories right before your next test.

Can you check my car before the MOT?

Yes. Our pre-MOT check looks over the common failure items so they can be put right before the test.

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