2018 Ford Galaxy 2.0L Diesel · FP18 AEO

The most recent MOT on 20 March 2026 at 21,595 miles passed, but the tester recorded rear brake discs on both sides as worn, pitted or scored, and rear tyres approaching the legal tread limit. The same rear‑disc condition was flagged at the 4 April 2025 test, indicating a persistent but not escalating issue; overall the vehicle remains roadworthy, with wear confined to consumables. Across eight years the mileage has risen from 12,042 miles in April 2021 to 21,595 miles in March 2026, averaging roughly 2,700 miles per year. Increments of 781 miles (2021‑2022), 2,236 miles (2022‑2023), 1,381 miles (2023‑2024), 3,394 miles (2024‑2025) and 1,761 miles (2025‑2026) show no abrupt spikes, suggesting light, consistent use rather than periods of intensive travel or long storage. A prospective buyer should verify the remaining thickness of the rear brake discs and confirm that the rear tyres are replaced before reaching the legal minimum, as both items are due for attention. Inspection of the rear suspension bushes and coil springs is advisable to ensure no hidden wear has resulted from the disc condition. No advisories concerning structural integrity, corrosion, or exhaust emissions appear in the record, so focus can remain on the brake and tyre wear. If the brake discs are within acceptable limits and the tyres are refreshed, the vehicle should continue to meet MOT standards without immediate major mechanical concerns.