Land Rover MOT in Aintree

When you need your annual Land Rover MOT in Aintree we are just around the corner and easily accessible. We take great pride in our well earned reputation as one of the most experienced service centres around. Every car over the age of three years old must have an annual MOT test. This is to ensure that all cars on the road are in good condition. There are a number of tests that are carried out to ensure this. This entails a thorough inspection of the body of the vehicle and testing of all the lights on the vehicle. This includes the head lights and signal lights. The electrical wiring and battery as well as the tyres and wheels are all on the check list. One of the important things that are thoroughly checked is the exhaust system. This has to fall within the given range for emissions for a vehicle of its type.

When your vehicle needs its yearly test in Aintree, Land Rover MOT is carried out on all makes and models of these vehicles. There are a number of different vehicles in this range.  Land Rover and Range Rover are further divided into the Freelander, Defender and Discovery ranges.  We are experience in servicing and repairing models from 1948 through to the newest models available today.  We keep a wide range of commonly used spares for most of the models but if we do not have the part we can usually order and receive it on the same day. We can service your vehicle from new and can maintain the manufacturer’s warranty.

We offer Land Rover MOT in Aintree to all the Land Rover manufactured models. This makes it easy to have your Freelander or Discovery vehicle MOT done by us. Contact Project Liverpool today and book your vehicle in for a service, repair or MOT.  We have the expertise to service and repair your Land Rover.  Our highly qualified technicians have many years of experience working on Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles. This ever popular brand of vehicles is used both off road as farm vehicles as well as on road SUV cars.  They are strong and many of the original Land Rovers are still working hard today.