SKODA ENYAQ2023 · ELECTRICITY

The vehicle passed its most recent MOT in February 2026, but the history reveals a specific maintenance concern that requires immediate attention. Both rear tyres were recorded as worn close to the legal limit and worn on the edges. Since this advisory was issued over three months ago, you must assume these tyres now require immediate replacement to make the car legal and safe. This car is roughly three years old but has covered 41,552 miles, which is high for its age. This averages out to nearly 13,850 miles per year, suggesting the vehicle has been used for heavy commuting or business travel rather than occasional local trips. While the electric drivetrain is robust, this level of mileage puts significant stress on suspension components and consumables. Due to the limited MOT history, it is difficult to determine if the mechanical condition is worsening over time, but the rate of tyre wear is a clear red flag. Wear on the edges of the rear tyres often points to incorrect tracking or alignment issues rather than just standard mileage wear. If the geometry has been out of sync, it may have also caused premature wear to other suspension parts. When inspecting the vehicle, you should first check the tread depth on the rear tyres to verify they are roadworthy.