Frequently Asked Questions

No, you don't, just come on down.

Park your car in the inspection lane and pop into reception to give your registration plate and pay.

Vehicles 1999 or older have a 6-month WOF and 2000 or newer have a 12-month WOF.

A brand-new vehicle will need another WOF after 3 years.

Only if you have a current passed WOF on the vehicle. Otherwise WOF comes first, then Rego.

Tyre condition, Brakes, Structural condition (rust), lights, Glazing (windscreen), Washers and Wipers, Doors, Seatbelts, Airbags (If fitted), Speedometer (Must be working), Steering and suspension, Exhaust, Fuel System.

You will have 28 days to fix what's needed and return for your Pass at no extra cost.

It's an NZTA nationwide ruling that you must pay for, and have an entire new WOF carried out on the vehicle.

It is illegal unless driving to a place of repair, or to get a new WOF (If the vehicle is safe to do so).

Yes, you can. We can forward date up to 14 days.

Yes, the inspectors need to access your spare wheel.

They will need to check the seatbelts so don't put baby back into the seat until you're sure it's all secure.

Yes, you sure can.

Yes. Bring down your paperwork and we can do a more in-depth Green Sticker WOF.

No it cannot be on.