Need a Roadworthy Certificate?
FMA – For All RWCs
If you plan to sell or register your car,
you will need a Roadworthy Certificate.
A vehicle must be compliant to the roadworthy standards required by law for use on Australian Roads.
A Roadworthy Certificate is required when:
- a vehicle is sold or
- if a used vehicle is to be re-registered.
- if your vehicle has be served with Vehicle Defect Notice.
You will need a Roadworthy Certificate clear the defect notice.
What’s inspected?
These are the key components inspected for the roadworthy inspection in Victoria
- Chassis
- Engine
- Tyres and wheels
- Steering
- Suspension
- Brakes
- Seats and Seatbelts
- Lights
- Reflectors
- Windscreen
- Windows, also front wipers and washers
- Overall vehicle structure
FMA Car and Truck Repairs is a licensed roadworthy tester, specializing in roadworthy certificates for:
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trucks
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cars
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motorbikes
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motor homes




