2019 Citroen Berlingo 1.5L Diesel · CA68 XFR

The most recent MOT was on 2025-06-12 — just over a year ago — and the vehicle passed with one advisory: the nearside rear tyre worn close to the legal limit and showing edge wear plus cracking. This is the same axle and same type of defect flagged in the 2022-01-17 test, though now it’s more advanced — cracking has appeared since then. Brake pad wear was noted across all four corners in January 2022, but no brake-related advisories have appeared since. That suggests either replacement occurred shortly after that test or wear slowed significantly — but there’s no confirmation in later records. Tyre wear on the nearside rear has recurred, making it the only persistent issue across the history. The defect trend is stable overall: four clean passes since 2022, with only two advisories in six years — both concerning the same tyre position. No new recurring faults have emerged, and no failures or dangerous defects appear anywhere in the record. At 55,402 miles aged seven years, the average is 7,915 miles per year — squarely in line with typical UK usage. It doesn’t suggest hard use or excessive strain, nor does it point strongly to long periods of under-use or storage; the mileage progression is steady and consistent across MOTs. The nearside rear tyre is the clearest immediate concern.