2011 Hyundai Iload 2.5L Diesel · LT61 RYA

This 2011 Hyundai iLoad has covered roughly 8,957 miles per year, which is a typical annual average for a vehicle of this age. While this mileage suggests consistent use, the MOT history indicates a recurring pattern of neglect regarding basic maintenance and safety consumables. The vehicle's condition appears to be stable but poorly maintained. The most significant trend is the repeated failure to manage tyre health. You have three consecutive years of advisories for perishing tyres, suggesting the vehicle may have been sitting for extended periods or exposed to harsh environmental conditions that cause rubber degradation. The 2023 failure for a deep cut in the tyre confirms that safety-critical items are being pushed to their absolute limit. The recent MOT from July 2025 also flagged a fluctuating service brake on the offside rear. This is a potential warning sign of a sticking caliper, seized slider pins, or an issue with the handbrake mechanism, which is common in commercial vehicles that see varied load levels. The previous history of an insecure battery and mud-caked undercarriage suggests the van has not been treated with a high level of mechanical care. Because the mileage is average, you should not assume the vehicle has been pampered.