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Should MOT Advisory Notes be given to you by the seller?
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Google mot history (wont let me post a link)
On the direct gov website it lets you search previous history for mots- Not sure it will help you with your issue, but its handy to look at when buying a car0 -
its common for a seller to lose the advise sheet if issued... it could only be something like tyre nearing limit or a whole host of problems
i checked the history on-line for my current car and tbh the mot guy i used laughed and said they are not even advisories to him.. so its purely testers opinionSealed pot challenger # 10
1v100 £15/3000 -
Lindav3148 wrote: »I only had a 3 month warranty with the car
Good idea is to take the car in for an MOT BEFORE the end of the 3 months and see if it fails on anything the warranty covers.0 -
harveybobbles wrote: »Wonder if the OP used KwikFit...?
Also, End of December is 7 and half months ago.
Why dont people just use Council run MOT centres !!!!!!...?!
maybe it is because all councils do not actually offer such a service!0
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