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MOT test centres in Farnham

Farnham has 14 MOT test stations on the official DVSA register. 13 test cars and small vans and 1 can test vans up to 3.5 tonnes. By law the test itself can cost no more than £54.85 for a car — many garages charge less, so it's worth comparing two or three before you book.

14 test centres
13 test cars
1 test large vans
£54.85 max fee (car)

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Getting an MOT in Farnham

Test centres in Farnham are spread across 2 postcode districts (GU10, GU9), so there's usually one within a short drive wherever you are in town.

You can book an MOT up to a month (minus a day) before your current certificate runs out and keep the same renewal date, so booking ahead costs you nothing. Bring nothing but the car — the tester looks it up by registration. If it fails, you're entitled to a free retest at the same station within 10 working days for most repairs. Run through our pre-test checklist first: lights, tyres and wipers alone cause a huge share of avoidable failures.

Farnham has no station approved for minibuses and buses — the nearest is B L V H Limited in Surrey, about 1 miles away. Farnham has no station approved for motorcycles — the nearest is Farnham Honda in Surrey, about 1 miles away.

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Frequently asked questions

How many MOT test centres are there in Farnham?

There are 14 DVSA-approved MOT test stations in Farnham on the official register, 13 of which test cars and small vans (class 4).

How much does an MOT cost in Farnham?

The law caps the MOT fee at £54.85 for a car and £29.65 for a motorcycle. Many garages in Farnham charge less than the cap, so it pays to phone two or three and compare.

Where can I get a motorbike MOT in Farnham?

0 stations in Farnham are approved for motorcycle testing (class 1 and 2). Look for the motorcycle badge in the list on this page.

How do I check when my MOT is due?

Use our free MOT checker: enter your registration and you'll see your MOT expiry date and full test history from DVSA records. Check your MOT now.