When it comes to keeping your vehicle safe and compliant in Tasmania, a roadworthy inspection is essential. At Claremont Tyre and Auto, we specialise in ensuring your vehicle meets all the necessary standards to keep you and other road users safe.

A roadworthy inspection, sometimes known as a safety certificate or RWC, checks whether your vehicle meets the minimum safety standards required by law. In Tasmania, these inspections cover a comprehensive range of components. The requirements include:

• Brakes: Your vehicle's braking system must be efficient and responsive.
• Steering and Suspension: These systems need to be in good working condition to ensure proper handling.
• Lights and Signals: All lights and indicators must be operational.
• Tyres and Wheels: Tyres must have adequate tread and be free from damage.
• Windshield and Windows: These should be intact, without significant cracks or damage that might impair the driver's vision.
• Vehicle Structure: The overall structure must be free from significant rust, damage, or modifications that might compromise safety.

At Claremont Tyre and Auto, our experienced technicians meticulously check each of these components to certify that your vehicle meets all the legal requirements.

So, when should you get a roadworthy inspection? In Tasmania, a roadworthy inspection is required if you are:

• Selling your vehicle
• Transferring registration to another owner
• Registering a vehicle for the first time
• Re-registering a vehicle that has had its registration lapse

However, it's a good idea to get your vehicle checked regularly, even if it's not legally required, to ensure everything is functioning correctly and safely. This can save you from unexpected breakdowns and costly repairs in the long run.

At Claremont Tyre and Auto, we're committed to offering friendly and professional service to keep you on the road safely. Trust us with your next roadworthy inspection, and drive away with peace of mind.