2021 Hyundai Kona Electricity · FP71 EYJ

The 2021 Hyundai Kona has a recent MOT history with a pass and fail recorded on the same date, 2024-11-13, at 39,106 and 39,105 miles respectively. This suggests the vehicle may have undergone multiple inspections or there could be an administrative error, but the findings highlight consistent issues. The primary concerns are tyre conditions and braking system efficiency. The nearside front tyre was noted as worn close to the legal limit, requiring replacement, while the offside rear inner tyre had a cut deep enough to expose the ply or cords. These tyre defects represent immediate safety risks, as they could lead to sudden failure during driving. Both issues are classified as 'major' in MOT standards, indicating they must be addressed promptly. The parking brake efficiency was described as 'only just met,' pointing to a potential need for adjustment or repair. This issue appears in both the pass and fail entries, suggesting it was not resolved between inspections. A poorly functioning parking brake can compromise vehicle safety, particularly on inclines, and may indicate underlying wear in the braking system. The windscreen chip, listed as a minor 'not adversely affecting view' defect, is less critical but recurring.