All cars must take a compulsory roadworthiness test every two years. Our goal is for your car to pass this exam and we can contribute to this with a preliminary condition survey and the services of a car service in the yard.

What happens to your car in a technical exam?

I. Recruitment:

1. Receipt of documents required for the exam

• vehicle registration certificate,
• a copy of the compulsory liability insurance check proving the payment,
• a photo ID of the person registered in the registration certificate,
  power of attorney, if you are not the owner or operator,
• a company statement and a copy of the signature address, if the vehicle is company-owned.

2. Visual inspection

• inspection of windscreens, mirrors, tires, lighting equipment,
• the chassis number and engine number are reconciled with those in circulation.

3. Instrumental testing of brakes

•  the measurement prescribed by the NKH shall be made on a dynamometer.

4. Inspection of shock absorbers

• the measurement is made with a shock absorber tester.

5. Chassis and chassis inspection

• inspect the chassis; the chassis, cylinder heads, bushings, fuel lines, ball heads and anything else that could fail.

6. Photography

• we prepare pictorial documentation about the vehicle and chassis number.

7. Environmental inspection

• the environmental test is carried out in conjunction with the technical test.

II. Technical exam

• in the event that the vehicle has passed the measurements, a technical examination may be carried out.

III. Takeover

• after the technical examination, you will be notified that you can take the vehicle.

Origin testing should be performed:

• if you want to place on the market a used vehicle imported from abroad or a vehicle not registered in the vehicle register
• if we want to put a vehicle permanently withdrawn from service again
• if an export license plate is required
• if an installation work is carried out on the vehicle which involves a change in the chassis number
• if we want to report a change in property law
• if the investigation is subject to any public authentication procedure by the competent authorities