Pink slip how much does it cost

You will need to take your car registration papers with you. Generally, your car will need to be driven a short distance with a calibrator attached to the brake. This will give the car mechanic a reading and ensure your brakes are working effectively. The auto mechanic will then have a general look over your car to make sure your lights, blinkers and windscreen wipers are working, along with checking tyres and engine belts and hoses.

This does not constitute a car service. That is a separate, more extensive inspection. If your car fails its initial roadworthy inspection, a white slip failure notice will be issued by the inspector, this allows the vehicle's owner to have the necessary repairs undertaken for the purposes of re-inspection within 14 days.

Additional charges do not apply for a eSafety check pink slip re-inspection provided the vehicle is returned to the same inspection station. A new eSafety pink slip inspection will be required if the necessary repairs are not carried out within this time frame. Cars and Driving Car Servicing Car maintenance tips and advice. Most light vehicles more than 5 years old will require an eSafety check before they can be registered in NSW. Your registration renewal papers will state whether or not you need an inspection.

All you have to do is use the Quick Quote link at the top of the page to have one of our administrative staff call you to arrange a time and location that suits. When your vehicle passes the eSafety check, your mechanic will send the report to Roads and Maritime Services electronically.

If the vehicle fails the inspection, you have 14 days to rectify any issues and to call us back to schedule a re-inspection. AUVIS inspection reports are valid for 42 days from the date of inspection. Thank you for contacting us.