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spy:
You would have to pay for another test in jan and get 12 months from then.  If you did it in december you would still get it to jan!

Hope that makes some sense!

hobbit:
Rather than pay for a full test, you could get an inspection done on the vehicle instead, would be cheaper, as long as the people either are mot testers, or know what is needed for an mot

One thing to remember is that an MOT is not a guarantee of road worthiness, it just means when it was tested on that day it passed, a week, a few days or a month, 6 months down the road it could fail again

Also it doesn't cover everything, an inspection would/should reveal more faults than an mot, like noisy gearbox etc

rollazuki:
Current price 44.15 price as of 7th Nov 50.35
you can post date em, anything up to 30 days hence.
make a booking these days as VOSA's new puter system is slowing the MOT world down.

Lord Shagg-Pyle:

--- Quote from: "TD90" ---if i tested say... tomorrow, but the expiry date was not until jan... and they gave me the list of stuff to do, and i did it by jan would it be 12 months from jan, or 12 months from the test?

surely 12 months from jan right?
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From what I can work out through a beer induced haze is this.
Your MoT is due out in Jan, but if you got it tested today and they failed it, could you still run it on the road until January?
From my understanding of the vehicle law this would be a bit of no-no, because if the worst happened the authorities could check back and find that you were driving the vehicle in an unroadworthy condition and to quote the Drill Instructor in Full Metal Jacket, you would be in a world of sh*t.
Every MoT test is computorised, and if there are 'advise' matters, they go on as well.
Best thing to do matey, is get it checked over to the best of your knowledge and submit it to the dreaded test.

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