You’re selling a registered car
The seller must provide an RWC in Victoria.
In Victoria you need a Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) to sell a registered car or re-register one. We do a pre-roadworthy check at your place, fix what’s needed on the spot and get your RWC sorted with minimum fuss.
A Roadworthy Certificate confirms a vehicle is safe enough for road use at the time of inspection. It covers safety items — brakes, tyres, steering, suspension, lights, seatbelts, windscreen and body rust — not the general mechanical condition of the car.
In Victoria, an RWC can only be issued by a Licensed Vehicle Tester at an approved testing premises. We come to you for a pre-roadworthy inspection and repairs, and [the certificate is issued at our Truganina workshop / by our partner LVT — confirm before publishing].
The seller must provide an RWC in Victoria.
Required before the car can be registered again.
Needed to clear certain defect notices.
Required to register it in Victoria.
Good to know: An RWC is a safety check, not a full mechanical inspection. If you’re buying a car, book a Pre-purchase Inspection as well.
Pick an option to update the estimate in the booking form. Final price confirmed before work starts.
Give us the address and a time — daylight is best for inspections.
Your mechanic works through every item on the checklist, with photos.
You get a plain-English report with priorities, the same day.
For selling or transferring registration, an RWC is valid for 30 days from the date of issue.
In Victoria the certificate itself must be issued by a Licensed Vehicle Tester at an approved premises. We do the pre-roadworthy inspection and repairs at your place to make that step quick and pass first time.
Worn tyres, blown globes, cracked windscreens, worn wiper blades, brake issues, oil leaks and rust.