2019 Ford Transit 2.0L Diesel · YN19 UPC

The 6 May 2026 MOT at 103,323 miles passed, confirming the vehicle remains roadworthy. The test flagged only minor wear on the front and rear brake discs and corrosion on the off‑side rear brake pipe, both within acceptable limits. These findings suggest a stable maintenance trend; no new or escalating defects have appeared since the previous 22 April 2025 test. With 103,323 miles on a 2019 model, the Transit averages roughly 14,760 miles per year, higher than the typical figure for its class. Mileage growth between MOTs is steady: 99,603 to 101,635 miles (1,032 miles in 11 months) and 101,635 to 103,323 miles (1,688 miles in 12 months). No sudden jumps or long gaps in usage are evident, indicating consistent utilisation. A buyer should examine the brake system closely. Front and rear discs show wear and pitting, and the brake pads are thinning; the brake pipes exhibit corrosion and grease accumulation, especially the off‑side rear pipe. The off‑side front tyre, worn close to the legal limit in the 10 May 2022 test, should be inspected for tread depth and evenness. While the suspension and bodywork have no recorded faults, a visual check for rust at the wheel arches and on the chassis is prudent. Overall, the vehicle is roadworthy but requires attention to brake wear, tyre condition, and potential corrosion.