2020 Volvo XC90 2.0L Hybrid electric · WD20 LFX

The 2020 Volvo XC90 has a recent MOT from June 2024, showing only a slightly distorted offside front wheel rim, which is a minor cosmetic issue. The previous MOT in July 2023 revealed more concerning issues: worn rear tyres near the legal limit, a damaged nail in the offside rear tyre, and smearing wiper blades. The pattern shows a worsening trend in tyre condition and wear. The rear tyres were already close to legal limits and showed edge wear in 2023, with a nail damage noted. By 2024, the front rim distortion suggests possible impact damage or continued stress from poor road conditions or misalignment. The vehicle’s mileage of 44,064 miles over six years averages 7,344 miles per year, which is typical. This implies moderate use rather than heavy daily commuting. However, the tyre wear and damage suggest either inconsistent maintenance or some hard use, possibly including driving on damaged roads or neglecting alignment. The most serious risks are related to tyre integrity and steering/braking systems. The damaged rear tyre and rim distortion point to potential alignment issues or impact damage that could affect handling and safety.