Roadworthy Certificate Dandenong from Licensed European Car Specialists

Need a roadworthy certificate in Dandenong? Aussie Tune is a VicRoads licensed roadworthy tester, serving drivers across Keysborough, Hallam, Noble Park and beyond.

Aussie Tune owner Niegel inspecting brakes on European car
Aussie Tune mechanics working on European car
Mechanic inspecting european car at the Aussie Tune workshop near Dandenong

Need a Roadworthy Certificate in Keysborough?

Our workshop in Keysborough is just minutes from Dandenong. We're European car specialists, but we'll test cars of any make, using the same full safety check whatever the age of your car.

Why do you need a roadworthy certificate?

In Victoria, only a VicRoads licensed tester like Aussie Tune can issue a roadworthy certificate (RWC). You'll need one when:

- You're selling a registered car and transferring the registration to the buyer
- You're moving a car from another Australian state onto Victorian registration
- Your registration has lapsed and you need to re-register the car
- You need to clear a vehicle defect notice or notice of unroadworthiness

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European car after a roadworthy inspection

Selling a Vehicle and Need a Roadworthy Inspection?

Give us a call to book a time that suits you. We'll get your car checked and your certificate sorted, so you can get on with the sale. Your certificate is issued electronically, so there is no paperwork to lose and it's ready to pass on to the buyer.

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How Your Roadworthy in Dandenong Works, Step by Step

Every roadworthy follows the testing standards set by VicRoads. When you bring your car in, we take down your details and your car's identification details, then take it for a short road test to check for any problems. Next, we inspect the car against the VicRoads standards and take photos as we go. We finish with a final road test and a brake test.

If anything doesn't meet the standard, we'll note it on the official paperwork and give you a rejection report. You then have 14 days to get those items fixed. If you drive a European car, we can do the repairs for you. Once they're fixed, we re-check those items and take new photos. If everything passes, we issue your roadworthy certificate, which is valid for 30 days.

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What does RWC Inspection cover?

Some of the items covered in the Roadworthy inspection include:

- Tyres and wheels
- Steering, suspension and brakes
- Seatbelts and seats
- Front and rear lights
- Windscreen and windows
- Wipers and washers
- The car's overall body and structure


A roadworthy only covers safety items, so it won't tell you about general wear, engine condition or the air conditioning. If you're buying a used European car, we recommend a pre-purchase inspection as well, so you know exactly what you're getting.
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We're licensed to do roadworthy inspections on cars, SUVs, 4x4s and taxis of any make, except vehicles that run on LPG. As European car specialists, we also handle servicing and repairs for Volkswagen, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Skoda, Renault and Peugeot. It's one of the reasons so many locals book their RWC in Dandenong with us.

Aussie Tune mechanic checking brakes and suspension of European vehicle during roadworthy inspection

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Does Aussie Tune offer a guarantee?

We believe that if you are claiming quality work it must be backed up and the only way to do this is by the guarantee you offer. All parts that we fit to your car a covered by a minimum 12 month 25,000km warranty; if it fails we replace it no charge what so ever; many of our car repairs and services come with a two year or 50,000km warranty. We are so confident in the systems and processes we have in place that if it wasn't done correctly the first time the repair is redone at no cost to you.

Can I be sure the service or repairs are being done correctly?

You can be sure we do and this is why; Information is important when repairing all cars, but essential when working on later model cars. Aussie Tune subscribes to the following technical information sources; Autodata and Autopedia who offer required information such as; manufacturer specific service schedules, wiring diagrams, diagnostic procedures, torque specifications and repair procedures.We regularly attend training clinics and technical information seminars. The owner Nigel has twice traveled to the USA for in depth training in vehicle electronics in Texas and Hybrid vehicle repair in Boston.

What sort of parts are being used?

The short answer is quality parts. We use a mix of genuine and aftermarket parts but only those that are covered by a minimum 12/25,000km warranty and which are sold be suppliers who back their products.

Why don't we service all makes of vehicles?

In order to provide quality service and repairs to the modern car you need the right tools and many of them. It is not financially viable for us to buy every tool needed for every vehicle on the road. We have a vast selection of tools suited to our specialist makes so we can offer you the best result.

What do I do if something goes wrong or I'm not happy with my service?

Give us a call and let us know what went wrong as soon as possible so we can rectify it. If needed we will tow your vehicle back to our workshop to perform the required repairs.

Do you have payment plan options?

Yes we offer the ability to pay through Zip pay or Zip Money. See Zip website for terms and conditions.

Can I supply my own parts and just pay for labour?

Our policy is no, we do not fit parts supplied by customers as we want to be able to warranty our work and when the parts are supplied it becomes messy if there is a warranty issue. It keeps it much clearer if we provide both parts and labor.

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