A safety certificate inspection assesses the prescribed roadworthy items at the time of inspection. It is separate from a full mechanical condition report or pre-purchase inspection.
If the vehicle does not pass, the failed items need to be rectified and the vehicle presented within the applicable reinspection requirements.
Common reasons to book
- Vehicle being sold or transferred
- Registration-related inspection required
- Need formal safety inspection
- Want failed items explained
What we can assess
- Prescribed safety inspection
- Brake, tyre, steering and suspension checks
- Lighting and safety-system checks
- Roadworthy report
- Reinspection guidance if required
Our workshop process
Confirm the exact vehicle and maintenance requirement
Inspect the vehicle and complete the approved service scope
Report additional findings before extra work is carried out
Complete final checks, reset service information where applicable and explain upcoming maintenance
Why Combined Automotive in Milton?
Combined Automotive Services combines scheduled maintenance with strong diagnostic capability. That matters when a service inspection uncovers a fault, or when a symptom could have several possible causes. Our workshop is located at 14 Mayneview Street, Milton QLD 4064 and services customers from Milton and Brisbane’s inner west.
Frequently asked questions
Additional repairs are discussed before they are carried out so you can understand the finding, priority and cost.
Yes. European vehicles are a regular part of our Milton workshop workload and we pay close attention to model-specific oil and fluid specifications.
Combined Automotive Services is at 14 Mayneview Street, Milton QLD 4064.