A Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) is crucial when you are looking to sell your vehicle, re-register a used vehicle, or need to clear a defect notice. It is an essential document that verifies your vehicle’s safety for road use, reflecting compliance with VicRoads guidelines. At Albert ST Automotive, we offer top-notch RWC services for vehicles of all makes and models, facilitating a smooth and hassle-free process for obtaining your roadworthy. Our expertise ensures that your car not only meets the required safety standards but is also prepared for any inspections, making the certification process as straightforward as possible.
Why is RWC Important
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At Albert St Auto, we offer a comprehensive range of car mechanical services such as RWC certificate, general car services in Preston, logbook service, car brake repairs and replacements, car heating & cooling services and battery replacement to Preston and surroundings including Northcote, Reservoir, Coburg, Heidelberg and Bundoora. Call us today at 03 9470 1052 to schedule your inspection. Our friendly team is ready to provide you with efficient service and professional advice, helping you to obtain RWC without any hassle.
Frequently Asking Questions (FAQs)
A Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) is an official safety inspection document required in Victoria when you’re selling a vehicle, re-registering a used car, or clearing a defect notice. It verifies that your car meets minimum safety standards set by VicRoads.
During the RWC inspection, certified mechanics at Albert Street Automotive examine key safety components including brakes, steering, suspension, wheels and tyres, lights, seat belts, windscreen and windows, body condition, fluid leaks, and other critical systems.
Yes — if your vehicle needs upgrades or repairs to meet safety standards, their skilled mechanics can advise you on what’s required and perform the necessary work using quality parts to help you pass the roadworthy inspection.
In Victoria, a Roadworthy Certificate is typically valid for 30 days from the date of issue, and can be used for registration or transfer purposes within that period.
Yes — a valid RWC is generally required when selling a car in Victoria, as it shows the vehicle is safe for use on public roads and meets regulatory safety standards.
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