2020 Volvo XC90 2.0L Hybrid electric · RO51 UND

This 2020 Volvo XC90 has a mostly clean MOT history, but the most recent test reveals a specific safety concern that demands your attention. The vehicle failed its 2026 MOT with a bulging tyre on the offside front, caused by a separation or partial failure of its structure. This is a serious, safety-critical defect that can lead to a sudden blowout. It passed a retest on the same day, which strongly suggests the tyre was replaced immediately, but the failure itself is a red flag. Beyond that single tyre issue, the history is otherwise spotless. The 2025 and earlier passes show no recurring defects, and the child seat note is an administrative observation, not a mechanical fault. The condition trend is stable. There is no pattern of suspension wear, brake binding, or electrical faults emerging. The 2026 failure appears as an isolated incident, not the start of a decline. The recorded mileage of 37,499 is roughly average for a six-year-old car.