MOT TEST - CLASS 7
Class 7 MOT tests are suitable for Goods Vehicles over 3,000kg up to and including 3500kg DGW. Tests are performed by DVSA approved technicians. *Available at selected Class 7 MOT centres.
What is a class 7 MOT?
If you drive a vehicle over three years old, you must keep it in a safe and roadworthy condition. The MOT test checks that your vehicle meets road safety and environmental standards. The type of vehicle you drive will determine what class MOT it needs.
What is a Class 7 vehicle?
Class 7 MOT requirements are Goods Vehicles, such as vans, trucks and lorries, over 3000kg up to and including 3500kg DGW. If your van weighs less than the Class 7 MOT weight limit of 3000-3500kg, you will require a Class 4 MOT. Book your Class 4 MOT online today. Read our blog to find out more about the difference between a Class 4 and Class 7 MOT.
MOT tests can only be carried out by trained and experienced specialists at centres authorised by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). Our technicians are also trained to carry out MOT tests on hybrid and electric vehicles.
What class MOT is my van?
What class MOT is my motorhome?
How much does a Class 7 MOT cost?
Class 7 MOT checklist
A Class 7 MOT test takes about an hour to complete and covers:
- Tyres
- Wheels
- Brakes
- Horn
- Exhaust System
- Mirrors
- Doors
- Exhaust Emissions
- Towbar
- Boot and Tailgate
- Seats
- Vehicle Structure
- Fuel System
- Seat belt SRS
- Steering Suspension
- Wiper Blades & Washers
- Windscreen
- Electrical
- Lights
- Registration Plate
- Bonnet
Are you due for your MOT test? Why not book a convenient hourly appointment at one of our Class 7 MOT centres online, at a time and date to suit you.
The Class 7 MOT test isn't the same as having your vehicle serviced and doesn't check its general mechanical condition. But we always recommend that you get your vehicle regularly serviced on top of the compulsory MOT test.
MOT Testing is available at selected centres.