2018 Mitsubishi ASX 1.6L Petrol · YY18 HPO

The most recent MOT on 19 May 2026 resulted in a clean pass at 66,319 miles, with only an advisory for front brake discs that are worn but not excessively. That follows two completely defect-free passes in 2024 and 2025, so the immediate outlook is reassuring. Looking further back, there is a single notable event. In May 2023 at 40,907 miles the car failed on several points, including a dangerously bulging offside rear tyre, a headlamp aim issue, a worn rear brake disc, and corroded front coil springs. The retest days later passed after the headlamp was adjusted and the tyre replaced, but the coil spring corrosion and the rear brake disc condition were left as advisories. Since then, no tester has re-noted coil spring corrosion, which suggests they may have been treated or the corrosion hasn't worsened, but the underlying condition warrants awareness. The trend overall looks improving, with no repeats of the fail items and the car settling into a pattern of routine wear-and-tear. The current advisory for front brake discs is typical at this mileage and doesn't indicate imminent failure, but it does mean a brake service may be needed soon. The earlier rear disc wear advisory has disappeared, so those discs may have been replaced or have worn evenly enough to no longer draw attention. At roughly 8,290 miles per year, the mileage is right on the UK average.