2022 BMW 520D M Sport Mhev Auto 2.0L Electric diesel · JJ20 HAL

The vehicle retains a roadworthiness status of Pass at the current date of 2026-06-18, but this is not a stable condition. The most recent test on 2026-02-09 at 27,424 miles passed with a window tint that did not adversely affect visibility, indicating no immediate structural failure at that time. However, the maintenance trend is clearly worsening, as the 2025-01-13 test revealed recurrent faults in both front and rear tyres, specifically identifying a tear in the offside rear tyre caused by structural separation, which contradicts the earlier passing result. The mileage record shows a significant gap between the 2026-02-09 test and the 2025-01-13 failure, with the vehicle only having 21,726 miles recorded at the time of the first MOT. This suggests that the owner may have accumulated substantial mileage without addressing the identified structural issues in the rear tyres, leading to accelerated wear. The 2025-01-13 test at 21,726 miles confirms that the vehicle has been in continuous use, with the accumulated wear on the offside rear tyre and front tyres being the primary drivers of the deterioration. A buyer should inspect the vehicle immediately, focusing on the structural integrity of the offside rear tyre and the condition of the front tyres. Given the failure of the rear tyre due to separation, the suspension bushes, and coil springs, and considering the brake disc wear noted in the 2025-01-13 test, the vehicle requires urgent attention to prevent further damage to the drivetrain. The owner must verify that the structural components are sound and that the brake system is functioning correctly, as the current MOT records indicate a clear pattern of wear on the rear tyres and brakes that could compromise the vehicle's safety.