PEUGEOT EXPERT2016 · 1.6L Diesel

The most recent MOT was on 2025-05-29 at 97,046 miles — just over a year ago and well within the current valid period. It passed, but with a noted defect: nearside rear tyre condition. This is a minor advisory, not a failure, but it signals that tyres are nearing end-of-life and likely need replacement soon. A recurring pattern emerges in the brake and exhaust systems. In 2023, the nearside rear inner brake pad was flagged as wearing thin (1.1.13(a)(ii)), and the rear brake disc was slightly worn/corroded. That same year, the front exhaust had a minor leak. Neither issue reappeared in the two subsequent MOTs — possibly because they were repaired or have stabilised — but their presence in 2023 shows these components were already showing early fatigue by age 7. The trend is cautiously stable: no new major defects have appeared since 2023, and the last two MOTs (2024 and 2025) recorded no failures or advisories beyond the recent tyre note. However, the absence of repeat defects doesn’t guarantee full resolution — especially for items like brake discs or exhaust joints that degrade gradually and may not trigger an advisory until wear worsens. At 97,046 miles and just under 10 years old, the vehicle sits at roughly average annual mileage (9,705 miles/year).