2015 Volvo XC60 2.0L Diesel · LE04 CLO

The 2026‑07‑08 MOT at 128,573 miles records a clean pass with no defects, confirming that the vehicle is presently roadworthy. The preceding test on 2026‑07‑07 at the same mileage flagged a fractured near‑side front coil spring, tyres worn close to the legal limit and an illuminated tyre‑pressure monitoring lamp, indicating recent mechanical and tyre concerns that were apparently rectified before the next inspection. Thus the maintenance trend shows a short‑term deterioration followed by immediate corrective action, resulting in an improved status. The mileage trajectory over the past seven years demonstrates a steady increase of roughly 11,600 miles per annum, matching the vehicle’s age of eleven years. From the 2025‑07‑02 test at 121,081 miles to the 2026‑07‑08 test at 128,573 miles the odometer rose by 7,492 miles in twelve months, a rate consistent with normal usage. The jump from 108,179 miles in July 2023 to 114,317 miles in June 2024 represents an accumulation of 6,138 miles over eleven months, again within the expected annual range. No extended periods of stationary mileage are evident, indicating continuous operation. Recurring tyre defects dominate the record: multiple entries note inner‑edge wear, cuts, perishing and damage to the sidewall, particularly on the near‑side rear and off‑side rear tyres, suggesting insufficient rotation or alignment and possible exposure to harsh road conditions. The July 2026 failure of the front coil spring points to a suspension component that may have suffered fatigue, while earlier rear brake pad wear below 1.5 mm and a significantly worn rear disc indicate excessive brake usage or lack of timely replacement. A buyer should therefore inspect the front suspension for cracks or broken coils, verify tyre condition including tread depth, sidewall integrity and correct inflation, and test the tyre‑pressure monitoring system; examine brake pads and discs for thickness, scoring and pitting, and confirm that the rear brakes operate within specification; assess the condition of the windscreen wipers and washer system for smearing or fluid deficiency; and look for any signs of structural rust or corrosion that could compromise chassis integrity.