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Borg Warner · Posted 31 Jan 2012, 11:46 #1

Well of course it did!!!
No advisories either
Dunno why people get so uptight about such trivial matters.

However I do have a NSR tyre slightly out of shape, does it need replacing? Only done 6.5k?

Mick · Posted 31 Jan 2012, 11:56 #2

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psicobra · Posted 31 Jan 2012, 13:35 #3

Mine just passed too am really happy 12 months more on the road and it's getting serviced this week cars not going to know what hit it.

Andy

Borg Warner · Posted 01 Feb 2012, 17:40 #4

Such a relief, intersting new format for the certificate though?

Just a service in about 3 months to get done now.

PaulT · Posted 01 Feb 2012, 17:44 #5

To a certain extent the certificate is irrelevant - all on a database so the ANPR cameras can easily pick up a car without one. Perhaps only really of use when you sell the car. RFL on line automatically checks insurance and MOT.

The old type also had a security aspect to them, hence upset when a pad was 'pinched'. Does not matter now.

Tourerfogey · Posted 01 Feb 2012, 18:31 #6

Excellent result - the MOT on my Tourer is due in a few weeks - which reminds me, I must get around to fixing the 'advisories' on last year's certificate . . . :gmc:

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