Turn to mycar for your roadworthy certificate in QLD

Whether you’re looking to sell your car, re-register it or transfer your registration to Queensland from another state or territory, you’ll need to pick up a roadworthy certificate before registering your car in the Sunshine State.

Your local mycar service centre is an Approved Inspection Station (AIS) offering vehicle inspection for roadworthies. With a number of different payment options on offer, including Zip Pay, you can pick up your roadworthy certificate today and worry about the bill later down the track.

What’s involved in a roadworthy inspection?

When you book in for a roadworthy, Queensland mycar can get your safety check and any potential repairs sorted all under the same roof.

If your car doesn’t pass the first inspection, you’ve got 14 days to rectify the issue before following up with a second inspection. Once your car gets the green light, you’ll be issued with a roadworthy or safety certificate. This certificate is valid to register your car for two months or 2,000km, whichever comes first.

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Get roadworthy with mycar

If you’re in need of a pink slip, QLD drivers can visit the team at mycar. At each of our Approved Inspection Stations, our highly qualified safety inspectors are there to guide you through the process while our experienced mechanics are on hand to fix any potential roadworthy issues should they crop up. The inspection itself should only take a couple of hours if no further repairs are needed.

As part of the roadworthy inspection we’ll make sure your car’s tyres, brakes, steering, suspension, windscreen, lights and car body are all up to scratch.

When do you need a roadworthy certificate in Queensland?

In Queensland, there’s a few different instances where you’ll need to obtain a roadworthy certificate. You’ll need a safety certificate when you’re selling a registered light vehicle, transferring ownership to a new owner, transferring to Queensland registration from another state or territory or re-registering an unregistered vehicle. If you have a ride share, you’ll also need to get an annual Certificate of Inspection (COI), which mycar can help you out with too.

From Cairns in the north to Elanora in the south and almost everywhere in-between, with 60 stores to choose from you're sure to find a mycar roadworthy inspection site near you.

Let mycar take care of your safety certificate

After a one-stop shop for your RWC in Queensland? mycar has you covered from safety inspections to repairing roadworthy issues, to general servicing. Give us a call to book in for a roadworthy inspection and we’ll have your car safely on the road in no time.