Mobile Roadworthy Certificates Currumbin Waters

  • Detailed reports sent the same day
  • Trusted by Gold Coast car buyers
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Structured Around Real Life

Hive Mobile Roadworthy exists so Currumbin Waters residents don't have to build their week around a mechanic's schedule. We travel to homes, offices and dealerships throughout Currumbin Waters, carrying out full inspections wherever the vehicle happens to be parked.


Our services cover roadworthy certificates and Certificate of Inspection/COI services for cars, utes, 4WDs, trailers and caravans, all completed using diagnostic tools kept up to date with current vehicle systems. Every job finishes with a same-day report, so Currumbin Waters customers get clarity straight away rather than waiting on a call back.


We've also structured our bookings around real work patterns, keeping evening and weekend appointments open for anyone tied up during the day.


Ring Hive Mobile Roadworthy on 0448 159 253 to arrange your inspection.

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A Simple Principle

Hive Mobile Roadworthy runs on a fairly simple principle, that a good inspection shouldn't come with a long list of inconveniences attached.


That principle plays out through:


  • Reports finished and sent the same day as the inspection
  • A completely mobile setup, cutting out travel and waiting rooms
  • Inspectors who are upfront about what they find and why it matters
  • Evening and weekend availability built into regular bookings
  • A solid track record built on referrals across the Gold Coast



Hive Mobile Roadworthy focuses on doing the job properly the first time, rather than rushing to move on to the next one.

Our Services

Selling a vehicle in Currumbin Waters usually calls for a valid safety certificate, which our mobile inspectors can arrange at your address.

Currumbin Waters operators shifting larger loads need Certificate of Inspection/COI clearance, and our certified inspectors check size and weight compliance without disrupting daily operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do caravans need brakes checked differently to cars?

    Yes, caravans over a certain weight threshold are required to have functioning brakes, often linked to the towing vehicle's braking system. Inspectors check the condition and operation of these brakes, along with coupling and safety chains, since towing setups carry additional safety considerations compared to standard vehicles.

  • What's checked on the underside of a vehicle?

    Inspectors examine the underside for rust, fluid leaks, exhaust condition and the security of components like the fuel tank and steering linkages. Structural integrity underneath the vehicle plays a major role in overall safety, so this area receives close attention during a thorough roadworthy inspection.

  • Can a vehicle with a cracked windscreen still be inspected?

    Yes, the vehicle can still undergo inspection, though a cracked windscreen within the driver's direct line of sight will likely result in that section failing. Minor chips outside critical viewing areas may be acceptable, but significant cracks generally need repair before a certificate can be issued.

  • Is there a grace period after a roadworthy certificate expires?

    There isn't a formal grace period once a certificate expires, since its validity is tied to a fixed timeframe or distance travelled. If the certificate lapses before a sale or registration is finalised, a new inspection is generally required to confirm the vehicle's current condition.

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