2021 Hyundai Tucson 1.6L Petrol · Y24 ORD

The most recent MOT passed in September 2025, but it flagged immediate concerns regarding the front tyres, which were noted as being worn close to the legal limit and unevenly on the edges. An inspection restriction was also noted due to a child seat preventing a full check of the nearside rear adult belt. There is a recurring pattern of tyre-related issues that suggests a worsening trend. In 2024, the rear tyres were advised for cracking and perishing, and by 2025, the front tyres had reached the point of significant wear. Combined with the 2024 advisory regarding pitted and corroded rear brake discs, this indicates that consumable items are not being proactively replaced. The vehicle's mileage of approximately 30,500 miles is typical for its age, averaging about 6,100 miles per year. While this is standard usage, the previous advisory regarding tyre cracking may imply the vehicle has experienced periods of being stationary, which can cause rubber to perish. Because the MOT history shows multiple instances where engine covers, sill covers, or child seats restricted a full inspection of components, you cannot rely solely on the MOT certificates to confirm the condition of hidden parts. When inspecting the vehicle, check the tread depth and wear patterns on all four tyres, examine the brake discs for heavy corrosion or pitting, and physically test the functionality of all seatbelts.