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Warrant of Fitness (WOF)

A warrant of fitness (WOF) is an official New Zealand document certifying that a light motor vehicle has passed compulsory periodic inspection of safety and roadworthiness.

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Light motor vehicles first registered after 1 January 2000 must undergo a warrant of fitness annually and older vehicles are required to test every 6 months.

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A vehicle must meet certain criteria in each category to pass the Warrant of Fitness. It is illegal to drive your car without a valid WOF at all times.

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BoosTech NZ will guide you through the  process of getting your vehicle roadworthy.

What checks are done in a WOF?

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  • Tyre condition

  • Brake condition

  • Structural integrity

  • Lights

  • Glazing

  • Windscreen wipers

  • Windscreen washers

  • Doors

  • Seatbelts

  • Airbags

  • Speedometer accuracy

  • Steering & suspension

  • Exhaust system

  • Fuel system

  • Vehicle safety systems

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