2019 Vauxhall Grandland X SE Turbo 1.2L Petrol · DS69 HHF

The most recent MOT on 15 August 2025 was passed at 55,747 miles. The test noted a child‑seat fitted that prevented a full check of the adult seat‑belt, front brake discs were reported as worn (though not excessively), and both rear tyres were described as “worn close to the legal limit / worn on edge”. A clear pattern emerges from the last three MOTs: brake components are repeatedly flagged. In 2024 the rear brake discs were marked as worn, pitted or scored, and the rear brake pads were already thin. In 2025 the front discs again showed wear. Tyre tread is also a recurring issue, with both rear tyres at the legal limit in the latest test and the off‑side front tyre similarly worn in 2024. The trend is not improving; wear is persisting and may be accelerating as mileage rises. At roughly 55,750 miles over seven years (about 8,000 miles per year) the vehicle sits in a typical usage band for its age. The mileage itself does not suggest extreme abuse, but the documented wear on brakes and tyres indicates that consumables have been reaching the end of their service life and may need replacement soon. Before buying, have a qualified mechanic inspect the brake discs and pads for thickness and surface condition, check tyre tread depth and look for any uneven wear, and confirm that the adult seat‑belt can be inspected and functions correctly.