Mobile Roadworthy Certificates Ashmore

  • Detailed reports sent the same day
  • Trusted by Gold Coast car buyers
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Rather than sending Ashmore customers off to a workshop, Hive Mobile Roadworthy brings the entire inspection process to them, arriving at homes, offices and dealerships across Ashmore with everything needed to get the job done on the spot.


Our team takes care of roadworthy certificates and Certificate of Inspection/COI services for cars, utes, 4WDs, trailers and caravans, drawing on well maintained diagnostic gear to work through each vehicle properly. Reports go out the same day, meaning Ashmore customers aren't left wondering about the outcome overnight.


We've also built our booking system around real schedules, opening up evening and weekend slots for anyone who can't get free during the day.


Reach Hive Mobile Roadworthy on 0448 159 253 to arrange a visit.

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Roadworthy Certificate Benefits

Hive Mobile Roadworthy didn't set out to be just another inspection service, it set out to make the whole experience feel less like a chore.


That shows up in a few consistent ways:


  • Same-day reporting, so nothing drags on longer than it needs to
  • No workshop required, since every inspection happens where the vehicle already is
  • Inspectors who take a straightforward, no-nonsense approach to explaining faults
  • Room in the schedule for evenings and weekends
  • A steady flow of repeat and referred customers across the Gold Coast


Hive Mobile Roadworthy keeps things simple on purpose, because vehicle compliance shouldn't feel complicated.

Our Services

Whether it's a family car or a work ute, Ashmore vehicle owners can get roadworthy certificates issued on-site, no workshop booking necessary.

Ashmore businesses running larger vehicles benefit from Certificate of Inspection/COI services that confirm legal size and weight limits, reducing the risk of fines during transport.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do electric vehicles require a different roadworthy inspection?

    Electric vehicles undergo a similar inspection process to petrol or diesel vehicles, with additional attention given to battery housing security and high-voltage cable condition. Standard checks like brakes, tyres, steering and lighting still apply, alongside any EV-specific safety requirements relevant to the vehicle's make and model.

  • What if my vehicle has aftermarket wheels fitted?

    Aftermarket wheels are generally fine, provided they're correctly sized, securely fitted and don't extend beyond legal width limits without proper guards or flares. Inspectors check wheel fitment and clearance carefully, as incorrect sizing or poor installation can affect handling and may result in a failed inspection.

  • Is there a difference between a roadworthy certificate and a pink slip?

    The terminology differs by state, and "pink slip" is more commonly used in New South Wales for a similar safety inspection. In Queensland, the equivalent document is referred to as a roadworthy certificate, though both serve the same general purpose of confirming a vehicle's safety compliance.

  • Can a vehicle fail inspection due to an aftermarket exhaust?

    Yes, if the exhaust system doesn't meet noise or emissions standards, or if it's been altered in a way that affects structural integrity or ground clearance. Inspectors check that aftermarket exhausts remain compliant with relevant regulations before confirming the vehicle meets roadworthy requirements.

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