2017 Dacia Logan 0.9L Petrol · SY67 WDM

The most recent MOT (27 May 2026, 57 301 mi) passed but recorded two defects: the registration‑plate lamp is inoperative and the nearside front outer tyre is worn close to the legal limit or on the edge. A clear pattern emerges around tyre wear – the same tyre‑wear advisory appears in 2024 (nearside front and off‑side rear) and again in 2026 (nearside front). Front brake wear was flagged in 2024 (disc pitted, pads thin) and contributed to a failure that same year, but it was not mentioned in the 2025 or 2026 tests, suggesting the brakes may have been serviced or the issue resolved. Child‑seat obstruction was noted in 2023 and 2024 but has not recurred. Overall the defect trend is mixed: tyre wear is persisting, brake concerns have not re‑appeared, and a new lighting fault has surfaced. The vehicle’s condition does not appear to be deteriorating dramatically, but the recurring tyre issue indicates a component that may need replacement soon. At 57 301 mi for a 2017 model the mileage works out to roughly 6 300 mi per year – broadly typical for a car of this age. This figure alone does not point to heavy abuse, but it also does not rule out periods of low use that can allow uneven tyre wear to develop. What to check first: - Inspect all four tyres for tread depth, side‑wall condition and even wear; be prepared to replace any tyre that is close to the legal limit. - Verify the registration‑plate lamp works and that all other exterior lights are functional.