2011 Peugeot Partner 1.6L Diesel · LC61 AET

The Peugeot Partner remains roadworthy after the 19 June 2026 MOT pass at 101,522 miles, and the maintenance trend stays stable with only minor consumable items flagged. The tester issued a nearside rear tyre cracking or perishing advisory at that examination. Earlier, the 3 April 2025 test failed the van on an ineffective offside windscreen wiper, a defective nearside wiper blade, and headlamp lens contamination, yet the same-day retest passed it after rectification. Recent mileage accumulation sits far below the 6,768 miles per year lifetime average. The odometer read 98,266 miles on 6 April 2023, rose to 99,356 by 5 April 2024 (1,090 miles), then 100,287 on 3 April 2025 (931 miles), and 101,522 by 19 June 2026 (1,235 miles). Such low yearly use suggests prolonged standing or light duty, a pattern that explains aged tyre rubber perishing rather than tread wear. A buyer should inspect the nearside rear 215/55 ZR16 tyre for sidewall degradation and plan replacement despite adequate tread. The 2023 test noted missing offside rear passenger seats, implying a commercial conversion; check floor mounts and structural integrity if reinstating passenger layout. The 2025 wiper and headlamp faults reveal the previous owner deferred basic visibility upkeep until test day, so verify wiper linkage and lens condition. No suspension bushes, brake discs, or corrosion entries appear in the record, but a physical underside check is warranted on a 15-year-old van.