2015 Ford Fiesta 1.2L Petrol · KN65 DMU

The most recent MOT on 2025-09-25 shows a failed inspection with multiple issues, including a tyre pressure monitoring system malfunction, misaligned headlamps, and tyres worn close to legal limits. A separate passed MOT on the same date notes minor tyre damage and slightly worn suspension components. These results suggest the vehicle is approaching critical wear thresholds for key safety systems. Recurring issues include tyres consistently near the legal limit or showing damage, particularly on the front and rear. Suspension components like swivel pins, bushes, and ball joints have been flagged in multiple MOTs since 2022, indicating gradual wear. Brake discs and pads also show progressive deterioration, with pitting and thinning noted in 2023 and 2024. These patterns point to ongoing mechanical degradation rather than isolated incidents. The condition trend appears worsening . The 2025 failed MOT includes more severe issues than earlier reports, such as a non-functional TPMS and headlamp misalignment, which were not previously recorded. While some defects like tyre wear are typical for the vehicle’s age, the combination of suspension and brake-related faults suggests increasing maintenance demands.