Unique Roadworthy Certificate Service Providers Dandenong Licensed Vehicle Tester LVLP: Certificate of Roadworthiness and Roadworthy tests, or RWC :Light Vehicles & Liquefied petroleum Gas Vehicles: In Victoria obtaining certificate of roadworthiness is mandatory before a vehicle can be sold – the vehicles seller must provide a current roadworthy certificate to the buyer, unless the buyer is their spouse or a licensed motor vehicle trader.
It is possible to sell a vehicle without a roadworthy certificate if it is un-registered, however before that vehicle can be re-registered an RWC does need to be obtained. In some cases a roadworthiness certificate is also needed to clear a vehicle defect notice in Victoria.
How do I obtain a Roadworthy Certificate? The vehicle must first pass a roadworthy inspection test before a certificate is issued. An RWC can only be issued by a licensed vehicle tester – Prestige Auto Works Dandenong is a licensed vehicle testing station – we are a Vic Roads licensed Roadworthy tester for passenger vehicles, 4 wheel drives and small trucks. A roadworthy inspection covers the major safety related items, including:
Seats and seat belts
Exhaust and Emission controls
Wheels and tyres
Steering, suspension and braking systems
Lamps and reflectors
Windscreen, and windows including front windscreen wipers and washers
The structure of the vehicle itself
Safety related items on the body, chassis or engine