Certificate of Road Worthiness

Freddio · 2025-10-09 15:13:58

If an insurance company advises that you get a Certificate of Road Worthiness after a repair, where do you get such? All I can see online is a cert for commercial stuff. Would an NCT suffice? Thanks

09-10-2025 03:13PM

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Freddio

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If an insurance company advises that you get a Certificate of Road Worthiness after a repair, where do you get such?
All I can see online is a cert for commercial stuff.
Would an NCT suffice?
Thanks

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#2 10-10-2025 06:47AM

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Insurer generally require a report from a motor engineer, not from a garage or NCT

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058426349/certificate-of-road-worthiness

If Insurance are requesting it, and presumably paying for it as part of the claim/repair, just ask them to clarify what exactly they want and where they want it done.

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