2021 Vauxhall Grandland X Griffin Edition T 1.2L Petrol · WR21 USC

The vehicle holds a valid MOT certificate following the April 2026 test at 53,080 miles, yet the maintenance trajectory shows a clear shift toward consumable neglect. A failure just one day prior at the same odometer reading flagged severely depleted offside front tread and nearside rear edge wear, which the subsequent pass only resolved after tyre replacement. This rapid deterioration between consecutive annual tests indicates the previous keeper deferred basic rubber maintenance until the legal threshold was breached. Structural and mechanical components remain compliant, with no major defects appearing across the full record. Odometer progression aligns with standard private use, averaging approximately 10,600 miles annually over five years. The record demonstrates steady accumulation from 30,436 miles in April 2024 to 40,819 miles in April 2025, followed by a further 12,261 mile jump to the current 53,080 miles. Two consecutive clean passes without advisories or minor faults confirm consistent servicing intervals during that period. The sudden appearance of tyre wear in the latest cycle suggests routine checks paused before the most recent ownership phase. Prospective buyers must verify the exact specification and production date of the newly fitted tyres, ensuring they match factory recommendations for load rating and speed index. Inspect the nearside rear wheel arch and suspension arms for camber misalignment or worn control arm bushes, as uneven edge wear typically signals compromised geometry rather than simple rotation neglect. Check the brake discs for scoring and verify that all calipers slide freely without binding, since accelerated tread loss often masks dragging friction components. Examine the underbody for corrosion along sills and chassis rails, confirming structural integrity remains uncompromised despite the tyre related setbacks.