2019 Renault Kadjar 1.3L Petrol · MF69 CFZ

This 2019 Renault Kadjar passed its most recent MOT on 22 May 2026 with 52,733 miles recorded, but the test revealed a clear pattern of tyre wear and damage that has been building over the past two years. All four tyres are now showing advisories: the fronts are worn close to the legal limit with edge wear, and both rear tyres show signs of cracking or perishing. This is a material concern because it suggests either aggressive driving, poor tyre maintenance, or a suspension geometry issue causing uneven wear. The most telling evidence is that rear tyre damage has been flagged in the last two MOT tests. In May 2025 at 42,212 miles, both rear tyres already showed cracking or perishing. One year and 10,500 miles later, that same issue persists and has now spread to front tyre wear as well. This progression indicates the problem has not been resolved and is worsening. Looking further back, the 2024 MOT noted rear brake pads wearing thin at 31,876 miles. Combined with the tyre wear pattern, this raises a question about how the vehicle has been driven or maintained. Brake wear and tyre damage together can point to hard braking, cornering under stress, or neglect of routine checks.