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Reliable & Licensed Roadworthy Certificates

If you’re buying, selling, or re-registering a vehicle in Victoria, you’ll need a Roadworthy Certificate (RWC). At Newport Motors, we are licensed to carry out roadworthy inspections and issue certificates quickly and professionally, helping you stay compliant with VicRoads safety standards.

Why Choose Newport Motors for Your RWC?

  • Licensed and accredited by VicRoads
  • 25+ years of experience in the automotive industry
  • Fast, hassle-free inspections with same-day availability
  • Honest assessments with clear communication
  • Unfortunately LPG Vehicles are not serviced
  • Located in Newport, serving Melbourne’s western suburbs

Book your Roadworthy Certificate with Newport Motors

Reach out via phone or our website to discuss your needs.

Bring your vehicle for a thorough inspection by our expert team.

We will provide a detailed quote outlining the necessary repairs and services.

Book a convenient time for us to carry out the agreed work.

Roadworthy Certificates – What is Included

  • Tyre and Wheels
  • Brakes and braking systems
  • Steering and suspension
  • Lights, lamps, and reflectors
  • Seats and seatbelts
  • Windscreens, windows, wipers, and washers
  • Vehicle structure (no major rust or damage)
  • Safety-related components

Speak with one of our expert Roadworthy Certificates technicians

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Frequently Asked Questions about Roadworthy Certificates

  • A Roadworthy Certificate, often called an RWC, is a document issued by a licensed vehicle tester that shows your car meets the minimum safety requirements set by VicRoads. It confirms the vehicle is safe to be driven on public roads in Victoria

  • You need a Roadworthy Certificate when you sell a registered vehicle, when you transfer ownership to another person, or when you re-register a vehicle that has been unregistered. It may also be required if a vehicle is defected by police or VicRoads.

  • No. A Roadworthy Certificate is not a guarantee that your car is in perfect condition. It only confirms that your car is safe enough to drive on the road at the time of inspection. General wear and tear or non-safety-related issues may not be covered.

  • During a roadworthy inspection, the tester examines key safety components such as tyres, brakes, steering, suspension, seatbelts, lights, windscreen, and the structural integrity of the vehicle. Anything that affects road safety is included.

  • In Victoria, a Roadworthy Certificate is valid for thirty days from the date of issue. If the ownership transfer or registration is not completed within that period, you may need another inspection.