2013 Renault Master 2.3L Diesel · HJ63 AAX

The vehicle passed its most recent MOT on 4 December 2025 at 66,861 miles, indicating it is currently roadworthy. The test flagged only advisory items: a slightly discoloured off‑side side repeater, front brake discs showing wear/pitting but not serious weakening, and a nearside front tyre with superficial cracking. Compared with earlier records, the serious faults that caused failures – such as ineffective wipers, non‑functioning headlamps, a rough rear wheel bearing and binding rear brakes – have not reappeared in the last two passed tests, suggesting an improving trend for those critical systems while wear‑related advisories persist. Mileage has risen steadily from 36,845 miles in September 2016 to the present 66,861 miles, averaging about 5,143 miles per year. This low usage suggests the van has spent considerable periods stationary or been used lightly, which can accelerate rubber perishing and allow corrosion to develop in unused components. There are no large gaps in the testing record; examinations occur roughly every twelve months, providing a consistent timeline for assessing deterioration. A prospective buyer should examine the front brake discs for depth of scoring or pitting and measure remaining thickness, inspect the nearside front tyre sidewall for any cracks or perishing that could progress to failure, and check the off‑side side repeater lens for correct colour and secure fit. It is also prudent to lift the rear wheels and feel for any roughness or play in the wheel bearings, operate the wipers to confirm they clear the screen effectively, and test all exterior lights including headlamps, fog lamp and side repeaters. Finally, a short road test to detect any binding or drag in the rear brakes will reveal whether the previously noted adjuster issue has been fully resolved.