2015 Audi A1 1.4L Petrol · LR65 AFV

The most recent MOT on 2025-10-31 shows the vehicle passed but with multiple advisory notes, including nearside rear tyre wear close to the legal limit. However, the same date also includes a failed MOT with serious issues: rear brake disc wear, thin offside rear brake pads, and worn suspension bushings on both front wheels. These indicate ongoing mechanical degradation, particularly in braking and suspension systems. Recurring issues include tyre wear, with front and rear tyres repeatedly flagged for ply exposure, edge wear, or near-limit conditions. Brake components show consistent problems, such as pitted discs and thin pads, suggesting potential neglect or excessive use. Suspension bushings have been worn but not critical, while electrical and body issues like a defective windscreen wiper blade and undertray insecurity also appear. The trend shows worsening risks over time. The 2023 MOT was clean, but 2024 and 2025 entries reveal increasing mechanical faults. While some issues (e.g., undertray, headlamp aim) were addressed, others like tyre wear and brake wear persist, indicating possible neglect or higher-than-average usage. The 77,232-mile reading is typical for the vehicle’s age, but the frequency of repairs suggests wear may be accelerating.