Halfords and mot for 3500kg coachbuilt

[jagmanx]

Maybe this year but do they accept such vehicles ?
I would just like an answer please.
I realise many might say "do not do it"
But this year it may suit !

 

[wildebus]

Maybe this year but do they accept such vehicles ?
I would just like an answer please.
I realise many might say "do not do it"
But this year it may suit !

I would think a limiting factor for some MOT stations could be a height restraint when the vehicle goes on the lift? Some places also can only test Cars and Light Commericals in Class 4 (under 3t) , and can't do heavier (I know a Motorhome is a Class 4 as well, but that is a bit of an anomoly and not related to weight).
So summary would be that even though you want a Class 4 MOT, you need to make sure the Centre is equipped with faciities for Class 7 MOTs and can lift an vehicle of over 3 Metres in height.

 

[Exwindsurfer]

You don't need to lift it a pit will do the job .

 

[jagmanx]

Thanks David,
I have booked a garage in Maidenhead. Minimal service and Mot. I have used them B4 and they are used to motorhomes.
Better x2

 

[wildebus]

You don't need to lift it a pit will do the job .

Very true (and rather obvious really). But many (most I would say) MOT centres don't have a pit do they, and use Lifts.

 

[jagmanx]

I dont think Halfords superstores have either
They also seem to work outsde under gazebos ?

Digging a pit in a carpark probably frowned upon ?
Mind you it might be somewher to empty the cassette