2019 INFINITI QX302.1L DIESEL

The most recent MOT on 27 May 2026 resulted in a pass at 46 656 miles, with a nearside rear nail in the tyre recorded as a defect. Two consecutive tests (20 May 2024 and 19 May 2025) noted that the front brake discs were worn but not excessively, indicating a recurring wear pattern on the front brakes. No other mechanical defects were recorded in the intervening 2023 test, which showed a clean pass. The pattern of brake‑disc wear appears stable over the last two years; there is no evidence of progressive deterioration, and the tyre‑nail issue occurs intermittently (2022 and 2026) rather than showing a worsening trend. Mileage of roughly 6 665 miles per year is typical for a seven‑year‑old vehicle, so the recorded use does not clearly indicate heavy wear or prolonged periods of under‑use; the mileage signal is therefore ambiguous. Given the history, the primary risks to focus on are the condition of the front brake discs and the integrity of the rear tyres, especially for hidden punctures or nails. When inspecting the vehicle in person, check the front brake discs for thickness and any scoring, examine the rear tyres for embedded objects or damage, and verify that the braking system (pads, discs, fluid) is serviceable. Also look for any signs of recent tyre repairs or replacements.