2017 Volvo XC90 2.0L Diesel · LT17 WEV

The vehicle currently holds a roadworthiness status of PASSED, though the MOT record indicates a clear history of failure on the rear tyre and front brake disc. The most recent test on 2026-04-11 at 49,762 miles was passed, suggesting that the wear pattern has stabilized since then, rather than continuing a trend of rapid accumulation or deterioration. This stability in the most recent record implies that the vehicle has undergone a period of maintenance where consumables were addressed, but the underlying structural risks identified in earlier tests remain. The mileage data shows a distinct gap between the 2017 model year and the later tests, with the first two records being passed at 49,762 and 42,687 miles respectively. This gap suggests that the vehicle was not driven at the maximum possible speed or load for the full duration of its life, which would typically accelerate wear on suspension components and brake discs. However, the fact that the test at 49,762 miles was passed indicates that the wear rate has slowed or the vehicle has been maintained to a level where critical components are not failing immediately, despite the significant mileage difference. Given the recurring faults identified in the history, the buyer should inspect the rear suspension and front brake systems in person. The front brake disc has shown pitting or scoring, which is a serious structural risk requiring immediate replacement, while the rear tyre has cracked or perished, indicating a need for replacement. While the MOT has passed, these mechanical failures suggest that the vehicle may still be in a state of poor roadworthiness if the wear continues, as the lack of a clear trend of improvement means that the vehicle is not currently safe for driving.