2014 Dacia Logan 1.5L Diesel · PY64 CCD

This 2014 Dacia Logan passed its most recent MOT on 22 May 2026 but with multiple significant advisories that signal active wear across brakes, tyres, and suspension. Both front brake pads are wearing thin, both front tyres are worn close to their legal limit, and the nearside rear inner tyre is also close to the limit. The front shock absorber dust covers are damaged on both sides. These are not minor issues; they point to accelerated consumption of safety-critical components. The mileage context is telling. At 173,689 miles on a 12-year-old vehicle, this Logan has averaged roughly 14,474 miles per year, which is high. This suggests consistent hard use rather than light motoring or long periods standing idle. High annual mileage naturally increases wear on consumables and suspension geometry, and the current advisory pattern aligns with that strain. Digging into the deeper history reveals a concerning trend. In February 2024, at 143,835 miles, the vehicle failed its MOT with both front brake pads worn to the wear indicator, front brake discs pitted and scored, and critically a nearside front suspension arm ball joint excessively worn.