I have some new discs I've had for a while but damaged...

[ToMeToYou]

Are these mot failure?

[ToMeToYou]

[No ideas for a name]

The pad isn't even likely to touch that very edge of the disc.
Looks fine to me.

[ToMeToYou]

I know but they fail it if it's cracked on the edge. Could they deem this a weak spot and thus potential to crack?

[Panamax]

I very much doubt you'll have any difficulty at all. And it'll only cost you £54 to find out the answer.

[Robertb]

It’ll be fine, looking at the surface vs the rest of it… it’s barely a mark. The pad will hardly touch it, if at all.

[LuS1fer]

ToMeToYou said:

I know but they fail it if it's cracked on the edge. Could they deem this a weak spot and thus potential to crack?

Not until it cracks and I doubt it ever will.

[Dog Star]

ToMeToYou said:

I know but they fail it if it's cracked on the edge. Could they deem this a weak spot and thus potential to crack?

Who the hell do you lot get to MOT your cars?!??

[brillomaster]

I'd be more worried about all those holes someone has drilled into the discs as a potential point of cracking...

[figtree]

Just run a file across it.

[Lincsls1]

They'll pass IMO. Especially if used a bit before hand so less visible and you don't point it out to the tester.

[Cats_pyjamas]

As others have said I'd dress is out, then keep and eye on it. How long does it take to fit a pair of disks and pads, 40 to 60mins. So no hardship if you do end up changing them.

[Dave.]

brillomaster said:

I'd be more worried about all those holes someone has drilled into the discs as a potential point of cracking...

This ^

[Pica-Pica]

No. Not an MOT failure.

Edited by Pica-Pica on Wednesday 8th May 09:22