2015 Jeep Wrangler 2.8L Diesel · KM65 MMV

The vehicle's overall roadworthiness is currently good, provided the owner performs routine inspections to address the specific mechanical risks flagged in the most recent MOT record. The 2025-10-31 test at 119,413 miles was a failure, confirming that the vehicle has not maintained consistent performance over the past three years. This indicates a trend of worsening maintenance, where the car has not undergone adequate servicing to prevent the wear and tear associated with the identified faults. The mileage pattern reveals a significant gap between the test date and the current date, with no recent test recorded for the 2024-10-18 test. This leaves a large gap of approximately 1,200 miles between the most recent test and the present, which is not typical for a vehicle of this age unless the owner has driven the car for an unusually long period or the mileage has not been properly tracked. The data suggests that the vehicle has not been maintained at a standard interval, leading to accelerated wear on suspension components and brake discs. A buyer should inspect the vehicle for structural integrity and wear on critical components, specifically the rear suspension, brake discs, and wheel arches, as these are the areas most likely to fail given the history of protruding tires and suspension play. The presence of these faults, combined with the lack of recent MOT records, suggests that the vehicle requires immediate professional assessment to determine if it meets the legal roadworthiness standards or if it needs to be repaired before it can be legally driven again.