2021 Ford Transit Custom 320LIMITD Eblue 2.0L Diesel · MW70 YTS

The vehicle’s most recent MOT test on 2026-03-16 confirmed roadworthiness with no recorded defects, indicating a stable maintenance trend. This follows a pattern of improvement since a failed MOT in 2024-03-20 due to critical tyre tread issues, which were promptly addressed as evidenced by a successful retest the following day. The subsequent tests in 2024-03-21 and 2025-03-25 also passed, with only a minor wiper blade defect noted in 2025. The absence of repeated failures or escalating defects suggests proactive maintenance, though buyers should verify ongoing compliance with tyre inspections given the prior issue. The recorded mileage of 46,036 miles aligns closely with the vehicle’s age (approximately 5 years), averaging roughly 9,200 miles annually—a typical usage rate for commercial vans. Mileage progression between MOT tests shows steady accumulation: 32,007 miles in 2024, 39,586 in 2025, and 46,036 in 2026. There are no abrupt jumps or prolonged gaps in testing, suggesting consistent use without extended periods of idleness. The data supports the conclusion that the van has been operated within expected parameters for its type and age. A buyer should prioritize inspecting the tyres and wiper system in person, as these components have previously required attention. While the 2024 tyre failure was resolved, verifying current tread depth and wear patterns remains prudent. The 2025 wiper defect, though minor, highlights the importance of checking visibility-related components. Additionally, given the van’s utilitarian nature, a thorough assessment of suspension, brakes, and undercarriage integrity would be advisable to rule out wear from regular service use. Structural rust or fluid leaks, while not flagged in MOT records, could emerge during a physical inspection.