So, what actually happens during a WOF? In a nutshell, your car gets a once-over from bumper to bumper—think brakes, tyres, lights, steering, seatbelts, and more. The goal? To make sure your ride is safe and roadworthy, not to catch you out on technicalities.
Your WOF isn't just a box-ticking exercise - it's about keeping you and everyone else safe on the road. Here's what actually matters during a WOF check and how to avoid the common fails that'll cost you time and money.
Forget the 47-point inspection nonsense. Here are the maintenance basics that'll actually keep your car running and save you money. Spoiler alert: most of it you can do in your driveway.
