2023 Porsche Cayenne 3.0L Hybrid electric · NBK 14

The most recent MOT on 2026-05-22 confirmed the vehicle passed, but a critical issue was noted: the nearside rear tyre was worn close to the legal limit, with specific wear on the edge and inner edge. This suggests potential alignment, suspension, or tyre pressure issues, which could lead to uneven wear and reduced safety. No other defects were recorded in this test. The MOT history shows only one entry, making it impossible to assess long-term trends in the vehicle’s condition. With 35,488 miles on a 3-year-old vehicle, the mileage aligns with average annual usage (around 11,829 miles per year). This does not strongly indicate heavy wear or under-use, but it also lacks evidence of either. The absence of prior MOT failures or recurring issues implies the vehicle has not shown significant mechanical decline to date. The primary risk lies in the tyre condition, which requires immediate attention. Uneven wear patterns may point to underlying suspension or alignment problems that could worsen over time. While the current MOT outcome is positive, the single recorded defect highlights the need for thorough inspection of tyres, suspension components, and wheel alignment.