2019 MINI Cooper 1.5L Petrol · WR69 FJD

A recurring pattern of front tyre wear and brake pad depletion defines the recent testing history of this vehicle. While it achieved a pass on 4 November 2025, this followed an immediate failure on the same date for an ineffective nearside windscreen wiper. The record shows a steady increase in flagged consumables since 2023, moving from a single tyre advisory to multiple tyres and brake pads, indicating a trend of increasing wear on these specific components. With 31,603 miles recorded over approximately seven years, the vehicle has averaged roughly 4,515 miles per year. This low annual accumulation suggests the car has seen lighter than average use. Mechanically, this typically results in less wear on major drivetrain components and suspension bushings, although the recurring tyre and brake advisories indicate that consumables are still reaching their wear limits despite the low total mileage. The repeated advisories for front tyres worn on the edge suggest a need to verify the current tread depth and check for uneven wear patterns. The mention of thin inner brake pads on both the front in 2024 and the rear in 2025 indicates a requirement for a physical inspection of the pad remaining thickness. On a test drive, listen for any high-pitched squealing from the brake calipers and feel for any unevenness or judder during deceleration. Given the failure regarding the nearside windscreen wiper, ensure the blade is replaced and clears the glass without streaking. Check the steering response for any pull to one side, which could be linked to the previously flagged edge wear on the front tyres. Ensure all lighting and auxiliary systems are functioning, as the recent failure indicates a lapse in the condition of basic exterior components.