Affordable Road Worthy Certificate

The roadworthy certificate is necessary for re-registering the vehicle, selling the pre-owned vehicle and also for clearing the notice of unroadworthiness of a vehicle.

Our mechanics are licensed to conduct roadworthy inspection and issue a roadworthy certificate for both private and fleet cars in Mitcham, Burwood & Box Hill. Our service station is authorized for offering roadworthy inspection service.

Road Worthy Certificate

Following items are checked during a Roadworthy Inspection:

  • Tyres and Wheels
  • Braking System
  • Steering & Suspension Systems
  • Windows and Windscreens
  • Front Windscreen Wipers and Washers
  • Seats and Seat Belts
  • Lamps and Reflectors
  • The Structure of the Vehicle
  • Other Safety-related Items on the Body, Chassis or Engine.

If your vehicle fails in the roadworthy inspection due to one or more problems, you get a time period of 7 days for getting it repaired and checked again. We provide top-quality service and charge fair prices for the roadworthy certificate.

What does a Roadworthy Inspection Include?

In Victoria, you can only drive your car on public roads if it has a roadworthy certificate. So how would you get this certificate and your car back on the roads? The answer is simple. You need to find an authorised auto-service centre that can check, repair and certify your car. Vincent Smash Repairs provides both RWC inspection and certification in our workshop.

To get a roadworthy certificate, your vehicle needs to pass a series of inspections. We examine different parts of your car to ensure that it is safe to be driven on the roads. Our mechanics will check the following parts for any signs of damage or defects:

  • Tyres and Wheels – The car must have perfectly aligned wheels and balanced tyres:

      • The wheel alignment
      • Tyre Condition
      • Balance distribution
  • Brakes – Typically, your brakes are checked once every year during the annual servicing. The RWC inspection checks:

      • Brake lines
      • Brake fluid level
      • Condition of the master cylinder and brake soles
  • Steering and Suspension Systems – The steering and suspension of your car are essentially connected. These two systems are sturdy and do not require maintenance until the car has completed 80,000 kilometres. However, the RWC inspection still needs to check their connections, fittings and level of hydraulic fluid.

  • Windshield – Your windshield is an important part of your vehicle. Hence, it is essential to check the fitting, and condition of the rubber seals holding the glass and working on the wipers and washers. Everything should be in perfect accordance with RWC standards.

  • Seats and Seat Belts – The working of every seatbelt is checked along with the condition and adjustments of the driver seat.

  • Lamps and Reflectors – The condition, intensity, reflector coating, and switches controlling the headlamps, all need to be checked and corrected for a vehicle to get a roadworthy certificate.

  • Vehicular Structure – All the panels and chassis should be completely alright.

  • Safety Standards – The smaller things can make the difference like the:

      • Blinkers
      • Battery wiring
      • Rear-view mirrors
      • Other auto-electronic parts

    The RWC inspection requires them to be working properly.

Why Do You Need a Roadworthy Certificate?

The roadworthy certificate has much more applications than you think. If your car is not newly purchased and you want to cross state boundaries, it’s a good idea to have a roadworthy certificate with you. Here are some scenarios when RWC comes in handy:

  • Re-registration – The re-registration is a separate process that requires separate checks and paperwork. The RWC would not directly get you the re-registration but it will help in the process.

  • Reselling vehicle- A roadworthy certificate is required to resell your car and it can fetch a good resale value.

  • Ensures Road Safety – The RWC inspection certifies that your car is in top condition by checking for damages and getting you to fix them. This increases road safety.

Why Choose Vincent Smash Repairs?

If your car did not meet the required standards, then you are given a period of 14 days to replace and repair the defective parts. At Vincent Smash Repairs, we provide roadworthy checks, repairs and certificates. Here are some reasons to choose us:

  • Skilled mechanics – With our team of mechanics, you get reliable automotive services.

  • Affordable – We maintain efficiency in our workflow and offer reasonable rates for all our services.

  • Industry Experience- With 12 years of experience in the automotive industry, we have consistently delivered quality and customer satisfaction.

Get Professional Roadworthy Checks and Certificates in Mitcham, Melbourne

If you are looking for an auto repair centre that can provide you with a roadworthy certificate in Mitcham and Melbourne, contact our team today. We check, repair and provide roadworthy certificates under one roof. Call us on 03 9873 1399/ 0438 765 525 or email us at Vince.sr@bigpond.net.au for more information.

FAQs

You will get 14 days of time to repair or replace the faulty parts. If you correct all the necessary things and go for a check, there is a good chance that your car will get a roadworthy certificate.

Feel free to reach out to our team to know more about it.

You require a roadworthy certificate for:

  • Re-registration
  • Driving used cars on public roads
  • Increasing the resale chances and your car’s value
  • Crossing the state boundaries

A vehicle’s roadworthy certificate lasts for one month.