2018 Aston Martin DB11 4.0L Petrol · NIJ 565

The most recent MOT on 12 May 2026 was a clean pass with no recorded defects at 13,201 miles. The only recurring advisory in the recent history is the tyre‑wear note from the 3 March 2026 test, where both rear tyres were flagged as being close to the legal tread limit and showing edge wear. No other faults or advisories appear in the earlier tests (2025‑2023), all of which were passed without comment. The pattern suggests that tyre wear is the sole emerging issue, and it has not been noted in the previous years. This could indicate a gradual decline in tyre condition rather than a sudden problem, but the fact that it was only recorded once means the trend is still early. Overall the MOT record is stable and free of mechanical or safety‑related defects. At eight years old the car has only 13,201 miles, roughly 1,650 miles per year. Such low mileage can mean the vehicle has been lightly used, which often translates to less wear on major components such as the suspension, brakes and drivetrain. However, low annual mileage can also hide periods of inactivity where rubber components (tyres, seals) may age or develop cracks. The mileage figure alone does not prove hard use, but it does suggest that major wear items are likely to be in good condition, provided the car has been stored properly.