Queensland safety certificates
Roadworthy / Safety Certificates
In Queensland, you need a current safety certificate (often called a roadworthy) to sell a registered car. We’ll inspect it, tell you straight what passes and what doesn’t, and fix anything that needs fixing.
What’s included
- Safety inspection of brakes, steering, suspension, tyres and wheels
- Lights, indicators, horn, wipers and windscreen checked
- Seats, seatbelts and body checked for safety issues
- A clear list of anything that needs fixing to pass
- Repairs done in the workshop if you’d like us to handle them
Don’t ignore it
When you need one
- You’re selling a registered car in Queensland
- You’re re-registering a vehicle that has been unregistered
- You want peace of mind on a used car before you buy
Not sure? Call us on 0434 562 739 and describe what’s happening. We’ll tell you straight whether it needs looking at.
Roadworthy / Safety Certificates FAQ
Common questions
When do I need a safety certificate?
You need one to sell a registered light vehicle in Queensland, and for some other rego changes. The Queensland Government’s Department of Transport and Main Roads website has the full rules.
What happens if my car doesn’t pass?
We’ll give you a clear list of what needs fixing. We can do the repairs here, and we’ll explain each item in plain English.
How much does a safety certificate cost?
Call us for a quote. Any repairs are quoted separately, after we’ve talked you through them.
Book your car in with the family
Call the workshop on 0434 562 739, or send a booking request and we’ll get back to you. Ask about current specials.