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Looking for an MOT in Milton Keynes? You know you need to find an honest, affordable and professional garage in Milton Keynes that can provide you with complete peace of mind when it comes to your MOT test.
At our dedicated approved MOT test centre in Milton Keynes, you can rest assured that our friendly, reliable and fully-qualified technicians are always on standby to provide you with the best in service and value.
We carry out MOT Tests on cars, Light Commercial Vehicles, Commercial Vehicles up to 3500kg and Motorhomes.
The MOT is a legal requirement for all vehicles over 3 years old and checks your vehicle meets the necessary standards to be on the road. Quality Car Service is a DVSA regulated MOT Test Centre your vehicle will be in the best possible hands during your MOT.
So, go ahead and book your MOT test with us today!
Why choose us for your MOT?
When you have your MOT at QCS allow 1 hour for your MOT appointment. While you wait you can view your MOT test live from the comfort of our Reception area whilst enjoying a light refreshment.
We have two full time MOT testers that have a combined automotive experience of over 40 years. If you want your car in safe hands and checked correctly, we are the garage for you.
Booking your Annual MOT is quick and simple at Quality Car Service. Use our online booking system and secure your date and time today.
At Quality Car Service our MOT tests also include a comprehensive safety check and top-ups, with no hidden extras! Book today!
Is there a disadvantage to booking your MOT early?
We actually recommend getting your MOT booked early. We can MOT up to a month (minus a day) before it runs out and you will keep the same renewal date. Your expiry date is recorded on your MOT Certificate. If you’re not sure please call us and we will be happy to help.
How quickly can you get me in?
To find out our availability, call our team and ask about your MOT. Alternatively, you can use our online booking system and secure your date and time today. We always love to help.
Our opening hours are:
Mon – Fri: 8:30AM – 17:00PM
Sat & Sun: Closed
What happens during a QCS MOT?
BODY AND VEHICLE STRUCTURE:
These will be inspected to check that they’re free from excessive corrosion or damage in specific areas, there are no sharp edges likely to cause injury.
EXHAUST EMISSIONS:
The vehicle will be inspected depending on the age and fuel type of the vehicle to check that it meets the rules for exhaust emissions.
TOWBARS:
Towbars will be inspected for secureness condition inappropriate repairs or modification. The MOT tester will also check that the 13 pin electrical socket is working correctly, the speedometer is in good working order, the engine mountings are secure.
TYRES AND WHEELS:
These will be inspected to check for condition, security, tyre size and type and tread depth. Spare wheels and tyres are not inspected. Vehicles first used on or after 1 January 2012 will be checked to make sure the tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) MIL is working.
SEATBELTS:
The vehicle will be inspected to check that the mandatory seat belts are in place, they are suitable for the vehicle, they are in a good condition, they work properly, and they are attached securely. The malfunction indicator lamps (MILs) or dashboard warning lights will be checked for the airbags seat belt pretensioners (which remove the slack from a seatbelt in the event of a collision) seatbelt load limiters (which release a small amount of belt when it’s too tight).
DIESEL VEHICLES:
The MOT tester will refuse to test your vehicle if they think that the smoke test may damage your engine. You should tell them at the start of the MOT if you think this may happen. To reduce the possibility of damage and increase the chances of passing, you should keep your vehicle maintained at all times. You should have the camshaft drive belt replaced at the recommended intervals, go for the MOT with a fully warmed up engine as it will produce less smoke and is safer to test, and not tamper with the governor settings.
FUEL SYSTEM:
The fuel system will be inspected to check that there are no leaks the pipes and hoses are secure and in a good condition, the fuel cap fastens and seals securely. You should make sure that the key is available as the fuel cap will need to be opened.
DOORS:
These will be inspected to check that the latch is secure in the closed position, the front doors open from inside and outside, the vehicle the rear doors open from outside, the vehicle hinges and catches are secure and in a good condition.
EXHAUST SYSTEM:
The exhaust system will be inspected to check that it’s secure and complete, a catalyst isn’t missing where one was fitted as standard, it’s without serious leaks and not too noisy.
SEATS:
These will be inspected to check that the driver’s seat can be adjusted, all seats are securely fitted and that seat backs can be fixed in the upright position.
MIRRORS:
The vehicle will be inspected to check for the minimum number of mirrors, their condition and security. Indirect vision devices will also inspected.
REGISTRATION PLATES:
These will be inspected to check for condition, secure attachment, colour, and the characters correctly formed and spaced.
STEERING AND SUSPENSION:
These will be inspected to check their condition, steering oil level, they work correctly, and for inappropriate repairs or modification including corrosion to power steering pipes or hoses. The steering lock mechanism works properly The MILs or dashboard warning lights will also be checked for the electronic power steering and steering lock.
BRAKES:
These will be inspected to check their condition, including inappropriate repairs or modifications, and their operation and performance (the efficiency test). The wheels and trims aren’t removed as part of the test, the anti-lock braking system (ABS) and electronic stability control (ESC) (where fitted). The MILs or dashboard warning lights will also be checked for the ABS, ESC, electronic park brake and brake fluid warning lights.
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN):
The VIN will be on vehicles first used on or after 1 August 1980. Your car will be inspected to check that a single VIN is displayed, except on multistage build vehicles (eg van conversion, BMW, Alpina etc).
LIGHTS:
These will be inspected to check their condition, operation, including high intensity discharge (HID) and light emitting diode (LED). The headlamps for cleaning, self levelling and security, headlamp aim, main beam warning light working.
HORN:
This will be inspected to check that it works prope and it’s suitable for the vehicle.
WIPERS AND WASHERS:
These will be inspected to check that they work properly so the driver has a clear view of the road.
LOAD SECURITY:
The vehicle will be inspected to check that the boot or tailgate can be closed properly.
BONNET:
This will be inspected to check that it closes securely.
WINDSCREEN:
The windscreen will be inspected to check for condition, the driver’s view of the road.
ELECTRICAL:
Visible electrical wiring and the battery will be checked.