- Call Us: 1800 037 792
- info@drroadworthy.com.au
- Workshop Hours: Mon - Thurs 8 am - 4 pm | Fri 8 am -2 pm
Boronia Heights is about 9 km from our Park Ridge workshop, around 13 minutes by car, close to Browns Plains and Hillcrest. Our mobile examiner comes to your home or work anywhere in Boronia Heights, or you are welcome to bring the car to us.
We check everything Queensland Transport and Main Roads requires and, if your vehicle passes, issue your roadworthy certificate (RWC) on the spot, ready for a sale, a rego transfer or registering an unregistered vehicle.
If something needs fixing, our mechanics at Park Ridge can do the repair and the re-inspection together. Mobile inspections from $99*.
Outside Boronia Heights? See our mobile roadworthy Brisbane service.
Our inspections are carried out by approved examiners, giving you confidence that your vehicle is being checked properly against Queensland safety standards. We keep the process clear, practical, and easy to understand.
Book online or call 1800 037 792 to secure your inspection in Heritage Park today.
The team at Dr Roadworthy is made up of skilled mechanics with years of hands-on experience across inspections, servicing, and repairs. We bring strong technical knowledge and a practical approach, so every vehicle is checked properly, explained clearly, and handled by professionals.
At Dr Roadworthy, quality is at the core of everything we do. Every service we provide is backed by thorough checks and attention to detail before it reaches you, ensuring your vehicle is handled properly, safely, and to the highest standard every time.
At Dr Roadworthy, we’ve been delivering reliable, no-fuss service to our customers for years. Our team takes pride in getting the job done properly, with a strong focus on customer satisfaction and making the whole process as easy and convenient as possible.
In Queensland, a safety certificate is required when you: - Sell a registered vehicle - Transfer ownership to a new owner - Register an unregistered vehicle A current safety certificate must be displayed when selling a registered vehicle, and it’s only valid for a limited time depending on the vehicle type and usage. It confirms your vehicle meets the minimum safety standards at the time of inspection, giving buyers and sellers confidence and helping keep everyone safe on the road. It’s a straightforward, check required by Queensland Transport to ensure the vehicle is safe to be driven and legally transferred.
Our inspection focuses on the key safety components required under Queensland regulations, including: - Brakes and steering - Tyres, wheels, and suspension - Lights, indicators, and electrical systems - Seats and seatbelts - Body, structure, and windscreen condition - Engine and driveline components We inspect only what Queensland Transport requires, no unnecessary add-ons, just a clear and compliant safety check. A safety certificate inspection is not a comprehensive mechanical inspection on the quality, or life expectancy of a vehicle.
Fast response. Honest advice. Professional servicing.
At Dr Roadworthy, we keep things simple and transparent: - Licensed Queensland inspectors - Clear pass or fail outcomes - Honest advice — no unnecessary repairs - Convenient mobile inspections at your location If your vehicle doesn’t pass on the day, we’ll clearly explain what needs attention, so you can decide the next step with confidence.
We’re authorised to inspect light vehicles up to 4.5T GVM, including: - Cars and 4WDs - Uber, taxis and booked hire vehicles - RVs and motorhomes - Camper trailers and caravans - Light trucks (up to 4.5T GVM) - Horse floats and specialty trailers - Commercial and corporate fleets
In Queensland, a roadworthy (also called a safety certificate) is needed when buying, selling, registering or transferring a vehicle. Dr Roadworthy checks the key safety items to make sure your car is safe to drive and meets QLD standards — we come to you for convenience.
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Keeping up with log book servicing helps your car run better, last longer, and keeps your warranty valid. It also shows buyers the car’s been well looked after, which can boost resale value. Regular services follow the manufacturer’s schedule and prevent bigger issues later on.
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A minor service covers the basics like oil and filter changes, fluid checks and a general safety inspection to keep your car running smoothly. A major service is more in-depth, with additional checks and replacements to catch bigger issues early and keep your car reliable long term.
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A specific repair focuses on one particular issue with your vehicle, such as an air conditioning service or fixing a single fault. It’s ideal when you know exactly what needs attention and want it sorted quickly and professionally.
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Managing a fleet shouldn’t slow your business down. At Dr Roadworthy, we provide end-to-end fleet servicing, inspections, and compliance solutions tailored for commercial operators.
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