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Department of  Transport Licencing Inspections

Do you need to transfer or renew your vehicle registration? Do you have a yellow sticker? This may feel like a daunting prospect but it doesn't have to be. 

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Give us a call on 0897573883 to book your appointment and check out the below information and this link to the department of transports full list to help make the process run as smoothly as possible. https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/mediaFiles/licensing/LBU_VS_FS_checking_vehicle.pdf

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If your vehicle is currently unregistered you will need a movement permit. Please see the following link for further information- 48 Hour Temporary Movement Permit (transport.wa.gov.au)

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For further information on Modifications and Modification Permits please see link below

https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/modify-or-construct-a-vehicle.asp

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Tyres

  • Check for worn or damaged tyres. Tyres with less than 1.5mm tread depth are illegal and must be replaced​​

  • Check the vehicle's tyre placard as tyres must have the appropriate speed and load rating for the vehicle application.

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Brakes

  • Brake discs or drums that are too thin won’t withstand the heat generated by heavy braking.

  • Low fluid levels can indicate a leak in the brake system. This is also an indication that the disc pads may be worn out.

  • Worn-out brake pads and shoes reduce braking effectiveness and cause uneven braking.

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Panel Damage

  • Sharp edges on bodywork can seriously injure pedestrians and cyclists.

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Seat Belts

  • Frayed, worn or inoperative seat-belts will not protect the driver and passenger in a crash.

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Lights

  • Good brake and tail lights prevent rear end collisions.

  • Corroded reflectors, cracked lenses or incorrectly aimed headlights reduce lighting effectiveness and reduce safety

  • All globes, lenses and controls must work effectively. Faded lenses reduce effectiveness.

Windscreen and Windows

  • A cracked or chipped windscreen can impair visibility. The wind screen contributes to the car’s structural strength, which may be reduced if the screen is cracked.

  • Wipers and washers should be able to prevent dirt and moisture from obscuring visibility through the windscreen

  • Working window winders enhance vehicle safety.

  • Windows with tint that is peeling, bubbled or too dark can impair visibility

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Suspension and Suspension Bushes

  • Worn shock absorbers reduce vehicle control and cause excessive tyre wear.

  • Lowering suspension can cause ground clearance and handling problems. Cutting springs alters their spring rate (stiffness) and may adversely affect handling.

  • Rubber brushes at the control arm pivots maintain suspension alignment

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