2017 Land Rover Discovery 3.0L Diesel · 210 UXY

The most recent MOT on 2025-08-28 recorded a passed result at 54,472 miles, but noted the TPMS light was on . This indicates a potential issue with the tyre pressure monitoring system, which could signal a fault in sensors, wiring, or the system’s functionality. While not a safety-critical defect, it warrants inspection to confirm whether the system is operational. A recurring pattern of tyre wear appears in the 2024-09-02 MOT, which flagged both front tyres as “worn close to legal limit/worn on edge.” This suggests uneven wear, possibly due to alignment issues, suspension wear, or inconsistent tyre pressure. The 2022-12-12 MOT also recorded a critical failure for rear brake pads less than 1.5mm thick, a safety risk requiring immediate replacement. Though the vehicle passed subsequent MOTs, the 2022 failure highlights potential neglect in brake maintenance. The trend shows no clear worsening of major safety issues, as the 2025 MOT had no critical defects. However, the 2024 tyre wear and 2022 brake failure indicate intermittent maintenance gaps . The vehicle’s mileage (54,472 miles over 9 years) aligns with typical usage, averaging ~6,052 miles annually. This suggests moderate wear but no extreme hard use.