Mobile Roadworthy Certificates – Brisbane & Gold Coast

We can Include a Roadworthy Inspection also known as a Safety Certificate in Qld along with our pre purchase inspection
report or we can also carry out just a Roadworthy Inspection on its own – and we come to you.

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Roadworthy Inspections or Safety Certificate inspection fees

Motor vehicles up to 4.5t GVM        –  $82.85    or    From $98 Mobile Service

Trailers over 0.75 up to 3.5t ATM    –  $41.45   or      From $88 Mobile Service

Motorbikes                                         –  $53.20   or       From $88 Mobile Service

Light Vehicles (CL) inspections       – $84.40    or     From $105 Mobile Service

What is a roadworthy certificate and when do I need one?

According to queensland government regulations – a safety certificate (otherwise known as a roadworthy certificate or roadworthy’s) is needed when a registered light vehicle is offered for sale in Queensland, or when re-registering an unregistered vehicle. It confirms that a vehicle has passed a minimum safety standard inspection.   We offer roadworthy’s in the greater Brisbane area and the Gold Coast.

Vehicles requiring a safety certificate are:

• cars
• motorcycles
• trailers (including caravans) with an aggregate trailer mass (ATM) over 750kg-3,500kg
• any other vehicles up to 4,500kg gross vehicle mass (GVM).

What does a roadworthy certificate cover?

• tyres
• brakes
• steering
• suspension
• body rust or damage
• windscreen
• lights.

(source qld.gov.au/transport/registration/roadworthy/)

What vehicle roadworthy’s are not:

A roadworthy certificate is not a substitute for a full comprehensive vehicle inspection. A full comprehensive vehicle inspection will cover dozens of important points on your vehicle that are not covered by a safety certificate / roadworthy certificate.  To avoid buying a lemon you really need a full comprehensive vehicle inspection to ensure your prospective vehicle is not hiding any nasty surprises that could hurt you financially down the track.

When do I need a roadworthy (safety certificate)?

You must display a roadworthy certificate label on a registered light vehicle from the moment you offer it for sale, including when you:

• List the vehicle for sale online
• Display that it is for sale in public
• Drive the car with a sign in the window offering it for sale

You must display your roadworthy (safety certificate) in an obvious area, such as:

• motorcycle—on the front forks or guard
• car—on the windscreen or window

When displayed, all information written on the certificate must be able to be seen clearly from outside the vehicle.

You can be fined over $560 if you don’t clearly display a road worthy certificate on a vehicle—from the moment you offer it for sale.