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#654305 05/08/20 08:28 AM
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I’m struggling to find an MOT test centre that can handle a M3W in the Hampshire/Surrey/West Sussex area within reasonable distance of Farnham.
Does anyone know of a suitable testing station?


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Originally Posted by IMHO
I’m struggling to find an MOT test centre that can handle a M3W in the Hampshire/Surrey/West Sussex area within reasonable distance of Farnham.
Does anyone know of a suitable testing station?


Bell & Colvill are nearish, and do MOTs. If they have to outsource M3W they can tell you where.


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Thanks twotribes, B&C have just built a nice new test centre at Guildford but didn’t get a middle ramp to make it suitable for M3Ws. banghead


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RTCC use https://www.jamesautos.co.uk/ near Reading if that helps...


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Check the dvla website for locations that do the Class 3 (if I remember correctly) MOT. Don't need a ramp for the M3W MOT.

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Thanks guys. It’s all getting a bit confusing, I’ve read that a 3 wheeler above 450kg is class 4, but when I pointed that out to B&C (who are class 4) they said they couldn’t do it because they hadn’t got a suitable ramp. I’ve also had anther garage that used to do them say they can’t now because they have changed their Ramps.


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RTCC use https://www.jamesautos.co.uk/ near Reading if that helps...

Thanks Paul, they look to be the favourite.


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It is class 4, and no you don't need a ramp for the M3W. There is nothing to see underneath. As a courtesy I always remove the boot liner for the tester to inspect the back end.

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I think the problem is that most car MOT stations now use a pit lift for MOTs, so with a central pit there is no central support for the rear wheel.


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When my M3W MoT is done they don't lift it they just jack each corner so they can check for play in the various components.


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