2002 CHRYSLER STREET CRUISER2.0L PETROL

This 2002 Chrysler Street Cruiser passed its most recent MOT on 31 March 2026 at 90,345 miles, but the test revealed a pattern of wear that has been building for over two years. The vehicle is now 24 years old with relatively low recorded mileage—roughly 3,764 miles per year—which suggests either light use or extended periods standing idle. The most pressing concern is tyre wear. Both front tyres were found worn close to the legal limit with edge wear evident at the last test. This pattern often signals either aggressive cornering, under-inflation, or misalignment. Given the vehicle's age and the low annual mileage, this points more toward suspension geometry problems or poor tyre maintenance than hard driving. Tyres at this wear level are a safety priority and may need replacement imminently. Brake system corrosion is a recurring issue across three consecutive MOT records. Rear brake pipes have shown visible corrosion covered in grease or other debris since at least November 2023, and the most recent test noted that front brake pipes are now slightly corroded as well. While the rear brake disc remains within acceptable wear limits, the pipe corrosion itself suggests the vehicle has been exposed to damp conditions or has sat for prolonged periods without use.