2014 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque 2.2L Diesel · PS14 MOO

The most recent MOT on 2025-06-04 resulted in a failed test due to critical tyre defects, including bulges and cuts on both front and rear tyres, which pose immediate safety risks. These issues indicate potential structural weaknesses in the tyres, likely exacerbated by age or improper maintenance. The same MOT also noted wear on front brake pads and a damaged suspension arm dust cover, suggesting ongoing mechanical degradation. Recurring issues include wear on brake components , with front brake pads wearing thin in both 2025 and earlier MOTs. Brake discs showed pitting or scoring in 2023, though not severe enough to require immediate replacement. Suspension bushes and joints have also been flagged, with worn bushes on the front lower suspension arms in 2022 and a damaged dust cover in 2025. These patterns suggest gradual wear in high-stress areas, potentially linked to the vehicle’s average annual mileage of ~7,171 miles. The condition trend appears worsening , as the 2025 failure introduced multiple critical defects not seen in prior passes. While the 2024 MOT was clean, the 2025 entry highlights a significant decline, particularly in tyre integrity and suspension health. The 2023 and 2022 MOTs noted minor wear, but the 2025 issues indicate a shift toward more severe faults, possibly due to increased usage or deferred maintenance.