Car inspection reminder

It is important to bring your vehicle registration certificate with you when you come in for a car inspection. At the end of the roadworthiness test, a corresponding entry will be made in the car passport to indicate the expiry date of the test.

What will be checked during the inspection

At the vehicle inspection, we check the technical condition of the vehicle to ensure that it is safe to drive. During the roadworthiness test, we check the car both visually and by testing important parts of the vehicle.

During the inspection, we check that the car meets the requirements:

• Brake system
• Steering system
• Visibility
• Lights, reflectors and electrical equipment
• Chassis and suspension
• Frame and attachments
• Car  safety equipment

If any of the above factors are found to be non-compliant, the defect found must first be rectified and then the vehicle can be re-inspected. We value the safety of our customers and, where possible, we will advise and guide you on how to ensure that any concerns that have arisen can be rectified.

Car check-ups in Tallinn

A roadworthiness test is necessary if a car has been found to have a significant defect or deficiency during the regular inspection.

The defect must be rectified to make the vehicle compliant.
Once the defects have been corrected, the vehicle must be returned to the same inspection point where the re-inspection was ordered.

It is important to know that at this point the vehicle is non-compliant, but may be driven until the end of the current periodic inspection.

If necessary, our experienced roadworthiness specialists will give you an overview of the faults and explain how to approach the situation. It is important to us that our customers’ cars are in good condition and safe to drive.