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Can I pass MOT if my rims are outside of arches?

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Asking because in my country we can't pass MOT with wheels like that

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Hello and Welcome Edvins:smile:

41 minutes ago, iantt said:

Short answer yes.

Is it a % thing then?

The majority of the tyre tread is under the arch, so it's OK.

I always thought (wrongly as it turns out then) the whole tyre had to be covered:wacko:

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Just now, GMX said:

Hello and Welcome Edvins:smile:

Is it a % thing then?

The majority of the tyre tread is under the arch, so it's OK.

I always thought (wrongly as it turns out then) the whole tyre had to be covered:wacko:

same here

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2 minutes ago, GMX said:

Hello and Welcome Edvins:smile:

Is it a % thing then?

The majority of the tyre tread is under the arch, so it's OK.

I always thought (wrongly as it turns out then) the whole tyre had to be covered:wacko:

any tyre sticking out past body work is afail surely

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Nope, doesnt matter for mot, but as for legality , construction and use regs say that tyre shouldnt protrude outside arches im led to believe.

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So it would pass MOT but is illegal to use on UK roads....?

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Yep, that about right, lot of other occasions where mot and construction/use regs dont match up.

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Mot is not a check on construction and use regs, if it was it would cost more than £56.

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4 minutes ago, iantt said:

Yep, that about right, lot of other occasions where mot and construction/use regs dont match up.

You'd think that VOSA and DOT would communicate to each other and prevent that occurring, but government departments rarely do

2 minutes ago, iantt said:

Mot is not a check on construction and use regs, if it was it would cost more than £56.

and it would take a lot longer than 30 minutes or so

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9 minutes ago, iantt said:

Yep, that about right, lot of other occasions where mot and construction/use regs dont match up.

how stupid is that :smile:

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Saw this on one of those motorway cops/patrol programes, it's an offence to have it like that.

But as above, you can pass an MOT with it. :laugh:

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On 09/02/2016 at 7:26 PM, palsed said:

So if police stops me on the road, they can do anything to me?

Not entirely sure, you can either get a fine or told to rectify it within a certain amount of days, in the case I saw, the car was being scrapped in less than a week after being spotted so they let them off.

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