2022 Honda Civic 1.0L Petrol · LD22 FNS

The most recent MOT from March 2026 shows a pass, but only after an initial failure. The failure was triggered by a faulty offside direction indicator and a nearside front tyre that was worn close to the legal limit and showing uneven wear on the edge. There is a visible pattern of wear regarding consumables. The March 2025 MOT noted thin brake pads on both the front and rear, and by March 2026, the tyres have reached a state of near-legal limit. This suggests a worsening trend in maintenance, where wear-and-tear items are being driven right to their limits before being addressed. The vehicle has covered 60,159 miles in approximately four years, averaging about 15,000 miles annually. This is high mileage for a 2022 model, which correlates with the frequent replacement of consumables like brakes and tyres. This level of usage typically implies heavy or long-distance driving, which can accelerate the wear on the entire chassis and drivetrain. A buyer should first inspect the condition and tread depth of all tyres, paying close attention to any uneven wear patterns that could indicate alignment or suspension issues. You should also confirm that the brake pads and discs were fully replaced following the 2025 MOT advisory.