2019 Volvo XC40 2.0L Diesel · KJ19 BWM

The vehicle currently passes the roadworthiness test as of April 2026, with the most recent inspection conducted at 47,622 miles. The maintenance history shows a recurring pattern of wear on the braking system and tyres. Specifically, the rear brake pad condition was noted as wearing thin in the 2023 test and again in the 2026 test. Brake discs have been flagged as worn and pitted across multiple inspections, including the 2025 tests. This indicates that routine servicing is necessary to address these consumable components before they reach a critical state. The mileage accumulation is consistent with the vehicle's age. The most recent test at 47,622 miles represents approximately 6,803 miles per year. The history shows steady progression, with mileage increasing by roughly 4,400 miles between the 2023 and 2024 tests, and by approximately 4,180 miles between the 2024 and 2025 tests. This consistent usage pattern suggests regular, predictable driving rather than sporadic or excessive use. A buyer should specifically inspect the braking system in person. Given the history, the brake pads require attention, and the front and rear brake discs should be checked for excessive pitting or scoring. The tyre history also indicates wear issues, with the 2025 test flagging cuts in the nearside rear and front tyres, and the offside tyres worn close to the legal limit. These items should be replaced promptly to ensure safe operation. Finally, the record notes an issue with a child seat installation during the 2025 inspections, which may require verification of the vehicle's seating and restraint systems. While no structural defects or major mechanical failures are recorded, the repeated advisories concerning brake wear and tyre condition suggest proactive maintenance is essential for continued reliability.