To find out when your MOT is due, the most straightforward method is to check using your vehicle's registration number on an MOT checker tool. There are several reliable online tools, including government and automotive service websites, where you can enter your registration number to instantly see your MOT expiry date. The MOT due date is the last day your current MOT certificate is valid. You can have your MOT test done any time up to one month minus a day before the expiry date to keep the same renewal date next year. Driving without a valid MOT can invalidate insurance and lead to fines. If the vehicle registration number is provided, it can be entered into an MOT checker tool on sites like Gov.uk, Kwik Fit, or National Tyres, which will give the exact due date. Without the registration number, the exact date cannot be determined. If you provide the vehicle registration number, I can help check the MOT due date for the vehicle. Otherwise, I recommend using one of these online MOT checkers mentioned for a quick and accurate result.
