Vans & Jeeps CVRT
If you own a van or jeep, you will need a Light Commercial Vehicle test every year.
Even if you don’t use your van or jeep commercially, even if its taxed privately, you will still need to get a LCV test.
Make sure you bring a form of ID to check the vehicle in (the presenter of the vehicle needs to have a form of ID or the disc may be delayed in being sent out)
When the vehicle has completed its CVRT we will give you a report outlinging the result or a pass statement to say it has passed and a disc will be then posted to the registered owner of the vehicle.
Preparing for your Van or Jeep CVRT Test
Please prepare for the test by ensuring that:
You check your vehicle engine for oil and water and ensure the windscreen washer is topped with water.
Seats and cargo area are clear of personal belongings such as tool kits and that the cargo area are accessible to complete certain parts of the test.
The vehicle is reasonably clean including the underbody.
Wheel hubcaps are removed and the tyres are inflated to the correct pressure.
The engine is in a fit state to be tested e.g. Timing belt/chain has been replaced in line with your manufacturer`s guidance.
You check that the safety belts/ buckles are visible and working correctly. In the case of buses and other passenger vehicles you should make sure that you check belts and buckles for all passenger seats.
Your registration plates are clean and comply with current regulations.
The person who brings the vehicle for inspection brings identification with them in the form of a driving license or passport as failure to provide the required identification will result in the vehicle not being issued a pass statement and CRW should the vehicle pass the test.
Your vehicles temperature gauge is showing as “normal” prior to arriving at the test centre for inspection.
If your vehicle passes its test, we will then give you a pass statement. Then the certificate will be posted to the registered owner of the vehicle.