Warrant of Fitness Gore

It’s always good idea to combine your WOF and vehicle service as WOF inspections do not cover all aspects of your vehicle. For example, engine, clutch, gearbox and differential; lubricant levels and condition; brake pad thickness or life expectancy; and paint work condition and rust in non-structural areas, are not checked in WOF inspections, but they can be checked as part of a vehicle service.

A Warrant of Fitness or WOF is required every six months for vehicles registered before the year 2000 and every 12 months for newer vehicles. We can complete a WOF inspection with your vehicle service, saving you time and money.

Russell Keeler Motors has fully qualified WOF inspectors who are experienced in vehicle mechanics and servicing. They complete regular updates and liaise with the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) on all WOF requirements.

If our WOF inspectors find any issues with your vehicle, the repair work can be completed onsite quickly and efficiently by our team of technicians. Your vehicle will then be re-inspected and a WOF issued.

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It’s always a good idea to combine your WOF and vehicle service as WOF inspections do not cover all aspects of your vehicle. For example, engine, clutch, gearbox and differential; lubricant levels and condition; brake pad thickness or life expectancy; and paint work condition and rust in non-structural areas, are not checked in WOF inspections, but they can be checked as part of a vehicle service.

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