2015 Citroen Berlingo 1.6L Diesel · CK65 EVT

The most recent MOT on 2026-04-30 recorded two tyre-related issues: the nearside rear tyre was worn close to the legal limit with edge wear, and the rear tyre showed slight damage or perishing. These defects indicate ongoing tyre wear and potential age-related degradation, which could compromise safety if not addressed. A recurring pattern of brake and tyre wear emerges across the history. From 2023 onward, brake discs showed pitting, scoring, or corrosion, while brake pads and discs were consistently described as worn. Tyre wear has been persistent, with multiple instances of tyres approaching legal limits. The 2025 MOT noted front tyres at 1.0–1.6mm, and the 2026 MOT highlighted rear tyre edge wear, suggesting uneven tread loss. The trend shows gradual wear rather than sudden deterioration. Brake disc issues in 2023 (pitting, corrosion) were followed by more moderate wear in 2024, while tyre defects have remained consistent. No major new defects were recorded in the 2026 MOT, but the persistence of tyre and brake concerns suggests ongoing maintenance needs. The vehicle’s low mileage (4,476 miles per year) raises questions about usage.