Road test for MOT
Discussion
Thanks.
Not the Tam, but the daily grinder.
Needed a road test to complete the service done the week before, but the dealer didn't bother when I took it back for a retest for the MOT.
Now the turbo is fubared and they would have found that on the test if they had bothered to do it.
Of course the warranty ran out the week after the MOT retest.
Dealer is saying the road test couldn't be done after a week as the car had done another 300 miles.
Dealer lies to punter shocker etc.
Not the Tam, but the daily grinder.
Needed a road test to complete the service done the week before, but the dealer didn't bother when I took it back for a retest for the MOT.
Now the turbo is fubared and they would have found that on the test if they had bothered to do it.
Of course the warranty ran out the week after the MOT retest.
Dealer is saying the road test couldn't be done after a week as the car had done another 300 miles.
Dealer lies to punter shocker etc.
226bhp said:
Yes if the car is permanent 4wd with no or little slippage 'tween front and rear. They cannot test the brakes on the rollers so take it for a drive to test the brakes with a decelerometer.
I wonder is that really a road test/test drive in a sense the OP is asking though?The garage we use just accelerates half the length of their carpark and hits the middle pedal.
Edited by leafspring on Tuesday 19th November 21:42
leafspring said:
226bhp said:
Yes if the car is permanent 4wd with no or little slippage 'tween front and rear. They cannot test the brakes on the rollers so take it for a drive to test the brakes with a decelerometer.
I wonder is that really a road test/test drive in a sense the OP is asking though?The garage we use just accelerates half the length of their carpark and hits the middle pedal.
Edited by leafspring on Tuesday 19th November 21:42
Many MOT stations don't have forecourts or car parks (big enough) so have to do it on the road - I have no idea of the rules n regs on this and how much speed they need to use, but I can find out.I would like to know also which 4wds can or can't be done on the rollers, I know for a fact that integrales can't be, but was told (by the guys performing an MOT on my OHs) that it's ok on a Landrover.
Evoluzione said:
leafspring said:
226bhp said:
Yes if the car is permanent 4wd with no or little slippage 'tween front and rear. They cannot test the brakes on the rollers so take it for a drive to test the brakes with a decelerometer.
I wonder is that really a road test/test drive in a sense the OP is asking though?The garage we use just accelerates half the length of their carpark and hits the middle pedal.
Edited by leafspring on Tuesday 19th November 21:42
Many MOT stations don't have forecourts or car parks (big enough) so have to do it on the road - I have no idea of the rules n regs on this and how much speed they need to use, but I can find out.I would like to know also which 4wds can or can't be done on the rollers, I know for a fact that integrales can't be, but was told (by the guys performing an MOT on my OHs) that it's ok on a Landrover.
Tapley all the way.
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