Is a Roadworthy Certificate a Requirement?

Yes, It is the law to have a Roadworthy Certificate under the Act for Queensland Transport. Any persons selling a vehicle is required to have a certificate where a change of name is occurring. In almost all sales a safety certificate is obtained prior to the vehicle being advertised.  This applies not only to cars, but also motorcycles, trailers and caravans. A safety certificate provides you the seller or purchaser peace of mind that the vehicle is safe to drive and in good working order.

Brisbane Mobile Roadworthy, as the name suggests offers a mobile service- where we come to you and offer a safety certificate on the spot. Our process is quick, easy and hassle-free. You simply give us a call, tell us what you require and the location we’ll meet you.

If you’re selling a car you’ll have peace of mind that we’ll cover off all of the general items below.

• Tyres
• Brakes
• Suspension
• Body Rust or damage
• Lights
• Oil Leaks
• Seatbelts
• Handbrake
• Windscreen

After we have thoroughly checked your vehicle and have your certificate issued to you within a short 45 mins. If for any reason your vehicle fails an inspection, you will have 14 days to fix any issues and call us back to reschedule an appointment. If you’re in Brisbane and you need a Roadworthy today give us a call.

If you’re selling a car you’ll have peace of mind that we’ll cover off all of the general items below.

• Tyres
• Brakes
• Suspension
• Body Rust or damage
• Lights
• Oil Leaks
• Seatbelts
• Handbrake
• Windscreen

After we have thoroughly checked your vehicle and have your certificate issued to you within a short 45 mins. If for any reason your vehicle fails an inspection, you will have 14 days to fix any issues and call us back to reschedule an appointment. If you’re in Brisbane and you need a Roadworthy today give us a call.