Roadworthy Inspections at Our Slacks Creek Workshop

Need a roadworthy certificate (RWC) to sell your car, register it, or transfer ownership? At Toros Roadworthy, we provide Queensland Department of Transport–approved roadworthy inspections from our fully equipped Slacks Creek workshop.

Our workshop inspections are fast, thorough, and fully compliant, giving you the documentation you need to stay on the right side of the law — and peace of mind that your vehicle is safe to drive.

What Is a Roadworthy Certificate?

Ensuring Safety & Compliance in Queensland

A roadworthy certificate is an official document confirming that your vehicle meets the minimum safety standards set by the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads.

You’ll need an RWC when:

Without this certificate, your vehicle cannot be legally driven or sold in most circumstances.

Why Choose a Workshop Inspection?

More Thorough, Faster, and Fully Equipped

While mobile inspections are convenient, our workshop inspections offer advantages:

Access to specialised tools and hoists for a more detailed check

Immediate repairs possible on-site if minor issues are found

Faster turnaround, especially for larger vehicles or complex cases

Controlled environment for consistent inspection conditions

If you want your inspection done right the first time, our workshop is your best option.

What We Check During a Roadworthy Inspection

Covering All Key Safety Components

Our roadworthy inspection covers all areas required under Queensland law, including:

Braking System

Pads, rotors, hydraulic lines, and handbrake

Steering & Suspension

Ball joints, tie rods, shocks, springs

Tyres & Wheels

Tread depth, condition, and correct fitment

Lights & Electrical

Headlights, brake lights, indicators, hazard lights

Windscreen & Windows

Cracks, chips, tint compliance, wipers

Body & Chassis

Structural integrity, rust, and damage

Seats & Seatbelts

Correct operation and condition

Exhaust & Emissions

Leaks, noise, and compliance

Safety Features

Mirrors, horn, and other required items

Our Inspection Process

Transparent, Honest, and By the Book

  1. Booking & Preparation – Choose a time that suits you and bring your vehicle to our workshop.
  2. Initial Assessment – Visual check for obvious faults.
  3. Detailed Inspection – Following Queensland safety guidelines, with photos if needed.
  4. Pass or Fail Outcome – If your car passes, we issue the RWC immediately.
  5. Repair Options – If it fails, we’ll explain why, provide a quote for repairs, and re-inspect once fixed.

Common Reasons for RWC Failure

Avoid Delays by Addressing These Early #common-failures

The most common issues we see include:

Addressing these before your inspection can save you time and money.

How to Prepare for Your Workshop Inspection

Save Time and Improve Your Chances of Passing

Local Expertise, Trusted Service

Slacks Creek Mechanics Who Know Roadworthy Standards

We’ve been inspecting vehicles for years in the Logan region, and we know the exact requirements to meet Queensland roadworthy standards. We aim to make the process quick, stress-free, and fair — no unnecessary repairs, just honest assessments.

Why Choose Toros Roadworthy for Your RWC?

Professional, Fair, and Fast

Approved by the Queensland Department of Transport

Transparent and honest reporting

On-site repairs available for minor faults

Competitive pricing with no hidden extras

Convenient Slacks Creek location with easy parking

Book Your Workshop Inspection Today

Get Your Roadworthy Certificate Without the Hassle

Don’t risk delays or fines — book your workshop roadworthy inspection with Toros Roadworthy today and drive away confident your vehicle meets all legal safety requirements.