2017 Ford Edge 2.0L Diesel · LT66 UOO

The most recent MOT on 2026-04-22 identified multiple issues, including rear brake pads wearing thin, tyres near the legal limit, and damaged tyres with cracks, nails, and edge wear. These suggest ongoing maintenance needs, particularly for tyres and braking components. The 2025-04-28 MOT also noted tyre damage and cuts, while earlier tests in 2024 and 2023 highlighted recurring windscreen wiper failures. The pattern shows a gradual increase in defects, particularly with tyres and wipers. The 2024-04-02 failed MOT (windscreen wipers) contrasts with a same-day passed test, possibly indicating inconsistent inspection standards or separate tests. However, the 2026 results reflect more severe tyre wear and brake pad degradation, suggesting a worsening trend in critical safety components. Mileage of 56,202 miles over 9 years aligns with average usage (6,245 miles/year), implying no extreme under-use or heavy wear. However, the vehicle’s age and mileage mean components like tyres, brakes, and wipers are approaching or exceeding typical service intervals. The primary risks involve tyre condition, brake pad life, and wiper functionality. A buyer should prioritize inspecting tyre tread depth, sidewall damage, and brake pad thickness.