Question 1

How long does a roadworthy inspection take?

Accepted Answer

A standard roadworthy inspection typically takes around 45 minutes to complete. However, if any issues are found that need addressing, additional time may be required. We strive to be thorough while respecting your time.

Question 2

What's checked in a safety certificate inspection?

Accepted Answer

Our safety certificate inspection covers crucial components including: brakes, steering, suspension, wheels and tyres, seats and seatbelts, lights and reflectors, windscreen and windows, windscreen wipers and washers, engine and driveline, body condition, and other safety-related items. We follow Queensland Transport's comprehensive checklist to ensure your vehicle meets all safety requirements.

Question 3

Do I need to book in advance for a roadworthy certificate?

Accepted Answer

Yes, booking in advance is recommended to ensure prompt service. While we try to accommodate walk-ins, scheduled appointments receive priority. You can easily book by calling us at 0433 983 426.

Question 4

What areas do you service for roadworthy certificates in Brisbane?

Accepted Answer

Anyone is welcome to visit our location, but most people who attend our workshop are from Brisbane's western and southern suburbs. This includes areas like Darra, Oxley, Seventeen Mile Rocks, Jindalee, Mount Ommaney, Inala, Forest Lake, Ipswich and surrounding regions.

Question 5

What happens if my vehicle fails the roadworthy inspection?

Accepted Answer

If your vehicle doesn't pass the inspection, we'll provide a detailed report of the issues that need addressing. You can either have the repairs done at our workshop or another mechanic of your choice. Once the repairs are completed we'll re-inspect the specific items that failed and issue the safety certificate/COI at no further cost.

Our Services

Safety Certificate

COI