2015 Peugeot Boxer 2.2L Diesel · LP64 XGU

The 2015 Peugeot Boxer has a recent MOT history showing mixed outcomes, with the most recent test on 2023-04-14 recording a pass at 67,767 miles. However, a failed test just one day earlier (2023-04-13) highlighted two critical issues: the windscreen wiper’s inability to clear the windscreen effectively and front tyre tread depths below the 1.6mm legal minimum. These defects indicate potential safety risks, particularly for visibility and braking performance. Recurring mechanical issues include the engine’s Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) being inoperative or indicating a fault, which appeared in multiple failures dating back to 2022. This suggests possible underlying engine or emissions system problems that may require investigation. Tyre tread depth below 1.6mm was also recorded in two separate failures, raising concerns about maintenance practices or excessive wear. Windscreen damage and damaged mirrors, which affect visibility, also reoccurred, pointing to ongoing structural or safety-related concerns. The trend in defects shows no clear worsening, as the latest MOT was a pass, but the vehicle has consistently faced similar issues over multiple years. The 2023-03-21 failure included additional problems like a damaged offside mirror, defective side repeaters, and light oil misting from the front shock absorber, which could signal minor but recurring wear. However, brake discs were noted as “worn but not excessively” in multiple tests, suggesting these components may be nearing replacement.