Obtain A Roadworthy Certificate in Bowen
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Vehicle Safety Checks
If your roadworthy certificate deadline is creeping up, Tyson's Mobile Roadworthys makes it simple and stress-free. Whether your rego is due, you’re selling a car, or your trailer needs certifying, we take the hassle out of the process for locals in Bowen, Mackay, Ayr, and nearby areas. From cars and bikes to trailers and utes, we provide thorough inspections that meet Queensland compliance standards. You’ll always get honest feedback, no jargon, and no unnecessary delays. Can’t make it to us? We’ll come to you. Book today by calling 0487 070 072 or emailing tysonsmobileroady@gmail.com.
Reliable Roadworthy Services Without the Fuss
We get it—roadworthy certificates can feel like just another thing on the to-do list. But at the end of the day, they’re about safety. Not just for you, but for your passengers and everyone else on the road. That’s why we take the job seriously without making the process complicated.
When we carry out a roadworthy inspection, we focus on the essentials: brakes, tyres, suspension, steering, lights, windscreen, and overall structural integrity. If something isn’t quite right, we’ll explain what’s needed and why, clearly and honestly, with no pressure to fix it on the spot.
Whether you’re getting ready to sell your car, register a trailer, or transfer ownership, we’ll help you tick all the boxes and stay on the right side of the law. Backed by real hands-on experience, we’ll get the job done right the first time.
For dependable roadworthy certificates in Bowen and surrounds, contact 0487 070 072 today.
Mobile Roadworthy
If you’re short on time or stuck with a busy schedule, our mobile roadworthy service is the ideal solution. We’ll come to your home, workplace, or site anywhere across Bowen, Mackay, or Ayr, fully equipped to carry out safety inspections on cars, bikes, trailers, and light trucks. No need to organise a lift, take time off, or wait around in a workshop—we bring the service to you. All we need is a safe space to work, and we’ll handle the rest. It’s fast, convenient, and just as thorough as an in-house inspection. Whether you’re preparing to sell, renewing rego, or transferring ownership, our mobile service saves time without cutting corners. If you're looking for stress-free certification, just give us a call and we’ll get it sorted.
Measure Forms (Trailers)
Registering or re-registering a trailer in Queensland? You’ll need a completed measure form before the process can be finalised. We carry out trailer inspections and provide accurate measure forms so you can avoid delays and get your trailer legal and road-ready.
Whether it’s a box trailer, horse float, boat trailer, or enclosed unit, we’ll confirm the required dimensions and safety compliance points on-site or at our Bowen workshop. The process is quick and straightforward, and we’ll make sure everything is recorded properly for your transport department submission.
Many people don’t realise trailer measure forms are essential for compliance, but we’ve got the knowledge and tools to get it done right the first time. If you’ve just bought a trailer or need to update rego, let us handle the paperwork for you.
What is checked during a roadworthy certificate inspection in Queensland?
A roadworthy inspection covers the core safety components of a vehicle to ensure it meets minimum legal standards. This includes brakes, tyres, suspension, steering, lights, windscreens, seatbelts, and structural integrity. It doesn't cover non-safety items like air conditioning or cosmetic damage. If any part doesn’t meet the required standards, it must be repaired before a certificate can be issued.
How long is a Queensland roadworthy certificate valid for?
In Queensland, a safety certificate (or roadworthy certificate) is valid for 2,000 km or 2 months—whichever comes first—after the date of issue. This is important if you're selling a vehicle or transferring registration, as you'll need a valid certificate within that timeframe for it to be accepted.
Do I need a roadworthy certificate to sell my car in Queensland?
Yes, if you're selling a registered vehicle in Queensland, a current safety certificate is legally required before you can advertise it. This applies to cars, motorbikes, trailers (750kg–3.5t), and light trucks. It ensures the buyer is getting a vehicle that meets state safety standards at the time of sale.
