2018 Ssangyong Tivoli 1.6L Petrol · KT18 JWA

The vehicle achieved a pass certificate in July 2025 at 40,818 miles, though the tester recorded an advisory for front brake discs showing wear. The maintenance history indicates a stable mechanical condition with no dangerous defects or structural corrosion logged over the review period. While the 2023 failure for ineffective windscreen wipers suggests occasional oversight of minor consumables, the car has consistently met roadworthiness standards since then. Usage patterns confirm a low annual mileage averaging approximately 5,000 miles. Records show consistent accumulation between the March 2022 test at 30,067 miles and the latest check in July 2025, with no significant gaps or odometer anomalies. This limited use often preserves drivetrain components, though extended stationary periods can degrade rubber parts like tyres and seals. Advisories noting worn tread in March 2022 and sidewall cracking in March 2024 indicate a pattern of delayed rubber maintenance. A physical inspection should prioritise checking all tyres for age-related degradation and ensuring the front brake discs have sufficient thickness given the 2025 advisory. Verify the windscreen wipers and washer jets operate correctly, as the car previously failed a test for ineffective wiping.