MOT Testing

    MOT Test Class 4: Cars, Vans and Motor Caravans (Up To 3,000kg)


    MOT Class 4

    What you should know


    If you drive a vehicle on the road you must keep it in a roadworthy condition. The MOT test checks that your vehicle meets road safety and environmental standards. Class 4 MOTs are suitable for: cars, small vans and motor caravans (up to 3,000kg).

     

    MOT tests can only be carried out by trained and experienced specialists at centres authorised by the Department of Transport.

     

    Are you due for an MOT test? Why not book into your local ATS Euromaster centre.


    A MOT test takes about an hour to complete and covers:

     

    • - Tyres & Wheels
    • - Brakes
    • - Horn
    • - Exhaust System
    • - Mirrors
    • - Doors
    • - Exhaust Emissions
    • - Towbar
    • - Boot and Tailgate
    • - Seats
    • - Vehicle Structure
    • - Fuel System
    • - Seat belt & SRS
    • - Steering & Suspension
    • - Wipers & Washer
    • - Windscreen
    • - Electrical
    • - Lights
    • - Registration Plate
    • - Bonnet


     

     

     

     

     



    Please ask at your local ATS Euromaster Service Centre to find out which class of MOT test is offered*.

     

    To find your nearest MOT centres, text 'MOT' to 83332. Alternatively, enter your postcode into our store locator and then refine your search by selecting MOT testing here


    MOT Testing is available at selected centres*

    £35.00 

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    Select your car model from the drop down list e.g. A3, FOCUS
    Select your engine size from the drop down list e.g. 1.9D, 1.6
    Select year of registration
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    Select your preferred tyre brand to narrow your search further
    Select the section width of your tyre. This is the nominal width of the tyre's cross-section in millimetres and can be found on the tyre wall e.g. 205 
    Select the aspect ration of your tyre. This is the ratio of the side wall height to the cross section width and can be found on the tyre wall after the section width e.g. 55
    Select the rim diameter of your tyre. This is the diamater (in inches) of the wheel that the tyre is designed to fit and can be found on the tyre side wall after the aspect ratio e.g. 15

    Select the speed rating for your tyre. This is a letter which indicates the speed at which the tyre can carry the load corresponding to the load index. This can be found on the tyre side wall e.g. V

    Select the load index for your tyre. This number shows the maximum weight the tyre can carry at the speed indicated by its speed rating symbol. The load index can be found on the tyre side wall next to the speed rating e.g. 88