2022 Vauxhall Mokka SE Edition Turbo 1.2L Petrol · WN22 XNE

Tyre tread on both front wheels is the only mechanical concern flagged in the MOT record, with advisories in March 2025 that the nearside and off‑side front tyres were worn close to the legal limit. The April 2026 test was passed without further comment, indicating no new defects have emerged since that advisory, but the tyre wear remains the sole outstanding issue on an otherwise clean history. At just 16,547 miles after roughly four years of age, the vehicle averages about 4,100 miles per annum – a mileage level that is low for a 2022 model. Such modest use typically translates to reduced wear on drivetrain, suspension and brake components, yet the front tyre wear suggests the original tyres may have been fitted at new‑car delivery and have now reached the end of their service life despite the low mileage. The discrepancy between low overall mileage and front‑tyre wear warrants particular attention, as it may reflect either an early‑stage tyre set or uneven loading patterns. When inspecting the car, concentrate on the front tyres: verify tread depth with a gauge, look for uneven wear across the tread width or sidewalls, and feel for any vibration or pulling under acceleration or braking that could indicate misalignment or worn suspension bushes. A visual check of the wheel rims for bends or corrosion, and a brief test‑drive to sense any steering shimmy, will help confirm whether the tyre wear is purely a matter of age or symptomatic of underlying alignment or suspension issues that should be corrected before replacement. Beyond the tyres, the MOT history shows no recorded faults in brakes, suspension, exhaust or emissions, so a standard pre‑purchase check of brake pad and disc condition, steering feel and any audible clunks over bumps is advisable but not expected to uncover major problems. Replacing the front tyres promptly and, if necessary, having the alignment checked will address the sole documented concern and restore the vehicle to a fully road‑worthy state.