Roadworthy Centre

roadworthy certificate dandenong

A Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) dandenong is important when you want to re-register or sell your vehicle. You can obtain this certificate after visiting a licensed tester like Continental Tyres Dandenong who awards it after testing the vehicle thoroughly. This certificate helps to reduce the number of unsafe vehicles on the road that are likely to endanger the lives of others.
Do you live near Dandenong or Hallam? Visit continental tyres dandenong to get your vehicle tested. The cost of RWC depends on the type, age and condition of the vehicle.

A roadworthy certificate is normally valid for 30 days after issue. All faults with the vehicle need repair within 14 days after which, a new inspection is required. A vehicle that is roadworthy has to pass the test on major safety items that include:

The braking system, steering and suspension
The safety of the seats and seat belt
The condition of the tyres and wheels
The lamp, reflectors and light
All the windows and glass in the vehicle
The windscreen, wipers and washers
The engine, body, chassis and other safety items
The structure and integration of the vehicle

We also conduct extensive checks on the vehicle if you require a detailed evaluation.
For info on RWC can be obtained here: Get a Certificate of Road Worthiness
If you have any questions about roadworthy certificate inspection or you need a roadworthy certificate for your vehicle, call us at (03) 9791 8841 to schedule an appointment.

roadworthy test requirements

Wheel and tyre roadworthy test requirements
Brakes roadworthy test requirements
Seats and seatbelts roadworthy test requirements
Lights, signals and reflectors roadworthy test requirements
Windscreen and windows roadworthy test requirements
Vehicle body and chassis roadworthy test requirements

Wheel and tyre roadworthy test requirements

Wheels, rims and tyres must be free of cracks or any other damage that could cause failure of the tyre, wheel or rim.
The wheel/rim must not be dented, buckled or out of balance.
You cannot have a “temporary use” spare tyre fitted as a road wheel.
If you have spoke wheels, all spokes must be intact, straight, fitted and laced or tensioned correctly.
When facing in the straight ahead position -the wheels and tyres must not project beyond the width of the mudguards or contact any part of the vehicle during any combination of steering or suspension.
Wheels must be securely attached with the correct type and number of studs, nuts or both. Tyres must have a MINIMUM tread depth of 1.5mm at any point on the tread which will be in normal contact with the road (other than at tyre tread indicators) If tread wear indicators are present the tyre cannot be so worn that the indicators contact the road surface. Tyre size must be compatible with the rim size. Retreaded tyres must be must be marked with the Id of the retreader and the word “retreaded” along with any relevant markings required by the Australian standard

Brakes roadworthy test requirements

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Seats and seatbelts roadworthy test requirements

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Lights, signals and reflectors roadworthy test requirements

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Windscreen and windows roadworthy test requirements

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Vehicle body and chassis roadworthy test requirements

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