Roadworthy Inspections (RWC)
VicRoads Licensed Vehicle Tester (EX 11812) fast-turnaround safety certificates.
Service Overview
Star Motorworks is an authorized VicRoads Licensed Vehicle Tester (Tester License EX 11812). A Victorian Certificate of Roadworthiness verifies that a vehicle meets essential safety standards for operation on public highways. We provide fast, impartial electronic eRWC inspections and on-the-spot rectification quotes across Pakenham, Clyde North, and Cranbourne West so your vehicle can be registered, sold, or cleared from defect notices without delays.
VicRoads Inspection Categories
Tester EX 11812Minimum 1.5mm tread depth across contact face, correct load/speed ratings, and no rim cracks or structural bends.
Ball joint play, tie rod condition, control arm bushes, power steering fluid integrity, and damper shock bounce.
Roller brake plate deceleration test, pedal reserve travel, handbrake bite, and flexible hydraulic hose condition.
Seat slide rails security, web fraying checks, inertia retractor lock operation, and buckle latching mechanisms.
All headlights, brake lights, indicators, fog lamps, hazard flashers, and headlamp low-beam aim height.
Driver wiper sweep arc chip/bullseye limits, wiper blade tear checks, washer motor spray, and mirror clarity.
Inspection on full-rise hoist for structural corrosion, floor pan integrity, subframe welds, and collision warping.
Fluid leaks onto exhaust hazards, catalytic converter presence, noise decibel compliance, and engine mounts.
Full Scope of Inclusions
- Official VicRoads electronic certificate generation (eRWC)
- Wheels, tyres, and tread depth safety assessment
- Steering, suspension, and ball-joint play inspection
- Brake efficiency roller test and hydraulic leak check
- Seats, seatbelts, pre-tensioners, and buckle operation
- Headlights, brake lights, indicators, and beam angle calibration
- Windscreen chip/crack assessment and wiper/washer spray check
- Chassis, structural frame, body rust, and collision damage evaluation
When Do You Need a Roadworthy Certificate?
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a Victorian Roadworthy Certificate valid for?
A Roadworthy Certificate in Victoria is valid for 30 days from the date of issue for registration transfer purposes.
What happens if my car fails its roadworthy inspection?
You have 14 days from the initial inspection date to rectify the identified defects and present the vehicle for re-inspection without paying a full inspection fee again.