Mobile Roadworthy in Oakey
- Fully mobile service across Toowoomba & surrounds, including Jondaryan, Devon Park, Kelvinhaugh, Yalangur, Kings Siding, Aubigny, Biddeston & Kingsthorpe
- Fast, reliable support with every booking
- Friendly team focused on safety & compliance
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Oakey Mobile Roadworthy's
Chasing a mobile roadworthy in Oakey? Roadworthy’s On The Run brings safety inspections straight to your property, saving you the time and hassle of heading into town. We inspect cars, utes and trailers on-site, checking all required safety components including brakes, tyres, lights, suspension and steering.
Once your vehicle passes inspection, we issue the safety certificate on the spot—no need to wait or follow up. Whether you’re selling a car, transferring registration or adding a new vehicle to your fleet, we make the process fast, convenient and stress-free.
As a locally owned and operated business, we understand how valuable your time is. That’s why we show up on time and get the job done properly.
To make a booking, call us at
0499 286 003.
Designed For Convenience
Booking a roadworthy should be simple—and that’s exactly what we offer. Whether you’re based in Oakey or on a nearby property, we bring the inspection to you and deliver fast, honest results without the back-and-forth. Our mobile service is designed to suit local drivers, tradies and rural property owners who don’t have time to chase paperwork.
- We come to you – We inspect vehicles at your home, job site or workplace, saving you time.
- Quick turnaround – Safety certificates are issued on-site once your vehicle passes.
- No hidden costs – You get clear, upfront pricing and friendly service with no surprises.
- Locally owned and operated – We know the area and turn up when we say we will.
- Extra services available – Book mod plate certification, HVRAS inspections or air con regassing at the same time.
When a Roadworthy is Required
In Queensland, a roadworthy certificate—also called a safety certificate—is required in several common situations. You’ll need one when selling a registered vehicle, transferring registration to a new owner, or re-registering a vehicle that has been unregistered.
The requirement applies to cars, utes, trailers (over 750kg ATM) and motorcycles. The certificate confirms the vehicle meets minimum safety standards at the time of inspection. It must be obtained before listing the vehicle for sale and displayed during the selling process.
Without a valid certificate, the transfer or registration can’t be processed, and you may face fines. Even if the vehicle appears roadworthy, a formal inspection is the only way to confirm legal compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a vehicle fail a mobile roadworthy inspection?
Yes, vehicles can fail if they don’t meet safety standards. Common issues include bald tyres, faulty brakes, broken lights, steering or suspension faults and windscreen cracks. If the vehicle fails, the inspector provides a report outlining what needs fixing. These issues must be repaired before the vehicle can be reinspected and issued a safety certificate.
What happens if a mobile roadworthy fails?
If a mobile roadworthy fails, the inspector issues a rejection notice detailing the problems. Repairs must be completed before a reinspection can occur. Some providers offer free or discounted follow-ups within 14 days. The vehicle must stay in the same condition apart from the listed repairs to remain eligible for reinspection and certification.
Can you drive a car without a roadworthy certificate?
No, driving without a valid roadworthy (safety) certificate is illegal when one is required for sale, transfer or registration. Doing so may result in fines or registration refusal. In limited cases, unregistered vehicles may be driven with a special permit to obtain a certificate—but only under specific conditions approved by the transport authority.
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