MOT test stations in Cirencester
MOT test stations in Cirencester: 18 are licensed to test class 4 vehicles — cars, vans, motorhomes and people carriers. That is 6% of the 283 in the GL postcode area.
All 18 stations in Cirencester
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Abbey Way Services
01285656170 · Map · Classes 1,2,4
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Baylis Haines & Strange
01285 653314 · Map · Classes 4
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Brooklyn Garage
01285831249 · Map · Classes 4
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Cerney Motor Services Ltd
01285 869940 · Map · Classes 4
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Cjl Motor Services Limited
01285 658907 · Map · Classes 4
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D M H Cirencester Ltd
01285644490 · Map · Classes 4,5,7
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Elite Garages
01285 657761 · Map · Classes 4,7
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Exhausts Tyres & Batteries (Worcester) Ltd
01285653428 · Map · Classes 4
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Formula One Autocentres Limited
01285 840333 · Map · Classes 4
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Halfords Autocentres Ltd
01285 644713 · Map · Classes 4,7
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Kemble MOT Centre
01285770100 · Map · Classes 4,5,7
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Kwik Fit
01285 644488 · Map · Classes 4
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N & N Autoworld Ltd
01285659811 · Map · Classes 4
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Platinum
01285641800 · Map · Classes 4
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R S Auto Services
01285653736 · Map · Classes 4
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The MOT Centre (Motortech)
01285655481 · Map · Classes 4
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Trevor Carr
01285851306 · Map · Classes 4
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Webbs Garage South Cerney
01285653459 · Map · Classes 4
MOTs in Cirencester vs the country
Cars tested in the GL postcode area pass 78.4% of MOT tests, and 79.7% once the local mix of ages and mileage is adjusted to the national one — 78 of 118 areas. Nationally it is 81.0%.
The common failures here add up to £723–£1,983 of parts per 100 tests, against £615–£1,675 nationally — 101 of 118 areas, cheapest first.
- Tread depth below 1.6 mm — 25.4% of local tests (17.4% nationally)
- Tyre has a tear — 9.4% of local tests (9.2% nationally)
- Ball joint excessively worn — 6.5% of local tests (3.1% nationally)
That is about the cars, not about the garages below. The anonymised test data has no station field, so there is no per-station pass rate on this site. The full area picture →
What an MOT costs
The maximum fee for a car is £54.85, with no VAT on top; stations may charge less. A fail gets a free retest if you leave the car for repair and return within 10 working days, or for a listed set of items before the end of the next working day — the rules in full. The common failures are priced on the repair price list, and the calculator adds up your own items.