2020 Suzuki Vitara 1.4L Petrol · KP20 WOD

This 2020 Suzuki Vitara passed its most recent MOT in March 2026, but it did so with three tyres noted as worn close to the legal limit and exhibiting edge wear. This is part of a clear and concerning pattern in its history. The most significant recurring defect is tyres worn on their edges. This has been recorded on the front tyres in 2023, on the nearside rear in 2024, and on three tyres at the latest check in 2026. This consistent edge wear strongly suggests an underlying issue with wheel alignment, tracking, or a suspension component (such as a worn bush or damper) that is causing uneven tyre wear. The overall trend looks to be slowly worsening. While the vehicle is passing its MOTs, the number of tyres affected has increased from one (2023) to three (2026). The headlamp aim failure in 2025 was a minor, correctable issue and doesn't form part of the main mechanical pattern. With about 61,000 miles over six years, the mileage is typical for its age and doesn't suggest abnormally hard use or long periods of standing. The wear pattern is therefore likely due to a mechanical fault rather than simple high mileage.