2020 VOLVO S602.0L PETROL

This 2020 Volvo S60 has averaged roughly 6,400 miles per year, which is typical for a car of this age. The MOT history shows a clear one-off tyre failure just over a year ago, followed by a clean pass and then a minor brake advisory. The failure was serious: both front tyres were in dangerous condition – one below the legal tread limit and the other with a cut deep enough to expose the ply. The car passed the very next day, so those tyres were replaced, and the 2025 MOT only noted rear brake disc wear that was not excessive. The overall condition trend looks stable. There is no evidence of recurring problems or worsening mechanical issues. The rear brake disc wear at 38,000 miles is a bit early but not unusual, and it could simply reflect normal wear or slightly heavier use. The fact that the car passed the most recent MOT with just that advisory suggests it has been well maintained overall since the tyre failure. Given the mileage is about average for its age, you cannot infer unusually hard use or prolonged standing. The tyre failure indicates the previous owner may have been lax about routine checks, but they did fix it promptly.