
Roadworthy Certificates Same Day in Campbellfield
Licensed RWC inspections for $250 fixed. No hidden costs, no padded fail lists, and most certificates done before we close.
Why people trust us with their roadworthy
A roadworthy should be a straight answer about your car, not a sales pitch. That’s how we run every inspection.
Licensed RWC tester
Every inspection is carried out to the Victorian roadworthy standard by a licensed tester. Your certificate is the real thing.
Same-day certificates
Book a morning slot and most cars are inspected and certified before we close. No waiting a week to sell your car.
$250. That’s it.
One fixed price. No booking fee, no admin fee, no ‘certificate fee’ added at the counter.
Honest fail lists
If something fails, we show you and explain why in plain English. We don’t pad the list to sell you repairs.
5.0 stars on Google
Every review is five stars. Customers keep saying the same thing: no upselling, no surprises.
Repairs on the spot
If it fails, we can usually fix it here and re-inspect quickly, so you’re not running between workshops.
How the roadworthy process works
From booking to certificate, usually in a single day.
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Book a morning slot
Call 03 9969 7608 or use the booking form. Morning drop-offs give you the best chance of a same-day certificate.
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Drop off at Capital Link Drive
Two minutes off the Hume with parking out front. Hand over the keys and get on with your day.
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Licensed inspection
Matt inspects the car against the Victorian roadworthy standard, item by item.
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Pass: certificate the same day
Your Certificate of Roadworthiness is issued and you’re ready to sell, transfer or register.
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Fail: clear list and fair quote
You get a written list of what failed and a quote to fix it. Approve the work, we fix it, re-inspect and certify.
What we check
Every item required by the Victorian roadworthy standard, including:- Brakes, pads, rotors and lines
- Steering and suspension
- Tyres and wheels
- Lights, indicators and reflectors
- Windscreen, windows and wipers
- Seats and seatbelts
- Body, rust and structure
- Engine, exhaust and leaks
- Horn, mirrors and safety items
No hidden costs. Ever.
$250 covers the licensed inspection and your certificate if the car passes. No booking fee, no admin fee, no surprise line items. If repairs are needed, you get the price first and nothing is done without your approval.
When you need a roadworthy
In Victoria, a Certificate of Roadworthiness is required to:
Sell a registered vehicle
The seller needs a current RWC before the car changes hands.
Transfer registration
Moving the rego into a new owner’s name.
Re-register a vehicle
Getting an unregistered car back on the road.
Clear a defect notice
Some defect notices require a roadworthy to clear.
Roadworthy questions
If yours isn’t here, call. Matt picks up.
How much does a roadworthy cost?
$250 fixed for a standard passenger vehicle. That’s the inspection and the certificate if it passes. No booking fee, no admin fee, no surprises.
Can I really get it the same day?
Most RWC inspections are done the same day. Book a morning slot and you’ll usually have the certificate before we close at 4:30pm.
What happens if my car fails?
You get a clear written list of exactly what failed and why, plus a fair quote to fix it here. You’re free to have the repairs done anywhere. Nothing gets fixed without your OK.
Will you find extra things to charge me for?
No. We check what the roadworthy standard requires. If something fails, we show you and explain it. We don’t pad the list.
How long is a Victorian roadworthy valid for?
For selling or transferring a registered vehicle, a Certificate of Roadworthiness is generally valid for 30 days from issue. Check VicRoads for your situation.
What should I bring?
Just the car and your keys. Make sure it’s reasonably clean inside and the boot is accessible so we can inspect it properly.
