a:
Our mobile QLD safety certificate is $120 flat. That includes the call-out to your home or work, the inspection and the certificate, plus a free re-inspection within 2 weeks if anything needs fixing. The same $120 applies to cars, 4WDs, motorbikes, caravans and trailers. Need a NSW pink slip instead? See our NSW pink slip prices.
a:
For more detailed and specific reasons of failure please refer to the Queensland light vehicle inspection manual.
a: The new owner cannot transfer the registration without a passed roadworthy certificate, and you will remain liable for any tolls and fines for a vehicle registered in your name. There are also on-the-spot fines for not giving a current roadworthy certificate to the new owner when selling a registered vehicle.
a: Yes, we need to be able to start and drive the car to inspect it.
a: No, as long as the car and keys are accessible and the car is on hard flat ground we can inspect the car without you there. Payment can be processed over the phone if required.
a:
A mobile motorbike safety certificate in QLD is $120 flat, including the call-out, the inspection and a free re-inspection within 2 weeks.
a: Yes, all QLD registered vehicles require a passed safety certificate upon sale.
a: We prefer EFTPOS but also accept cash. Payments can be made over the phone if required. Payment is processed at the time of inspection.
a: No, we have a trade plate and can legally drive unregistered cars.
a: All reports are issued electronically via email. You will receive your report at the time of inspection. Please make sure you provide the correct email address.
a: If you're needing a NSW safety check (pink slip) in order to renew your NSW vehicle registration, Transport for NSW will only accept an interstate inspection report if you're more than 50 kms from the NSW border.
a: Vehicles requiring a safety certificate are: cars, motorcycles, trailers (including caravans) with an aggregate trailer mass (ATM) between 750kg and 4,500kg. All new QLD registration requires a HVRAS inspection as well. Any trailer under 750ATM can be registered by the owner by filling out a self assessment form.
a: A roadworthy certificate in Queensland is valid for up to two months or 2000km whichever comes first but only for one sale.
