Mobile Roadworthy Certificates Tweed Heads

  • Detailed reports sent the same day
  • Trusted by Gold Coast car buyers
0448 159 253

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Servicing Tweed Heads Customers

We know Tweed Heads customers don't want to lose a day sitting in a workshop, so we bring the inspection to them instead. We travel to homes, workplaces and dealerships across Tweed Heads, setting up wherever the vehicle is parked.


We carry out roadworthy certificates and Certificate of Inspection/COI services for cars, utes, 4WDs, trailers and caravans, and we rely on well maintained diagnostic equipment to assess each vehicle properly. We send a full report the same day we finish the inspection, so Tweed Heads customers get an answer straight away.


We also open up evening and weekend appointments, because we understand not everyone can step away from work during the day.


Call us on 0448 159 253 and we'll organise a time that suits you.

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What You Get

We built Hive Mobile Roadworthy around a simple goal, we wanted to make vehicle inspections easier, not another chore on someone's to-do list.


Here's how we put that into practice:


  • We turn reports around the same day, every time
  • We run a fully mobile operation, so we remove the need for a workshop visit
  • We take time to walk customers through anything we find
  • We keep evenings and weekends open for bookings
  • We've earned trust across the Gold Coast and Tweed region through consistent work



We treat every inspection as a chance to prove why customers keep calling us back.

Our Services

We help Tweed Heads sellers and buyers certify cars, 4WDs, trailers and caravans as roadworthy, completing the inspection wherever the vehicle sits.

We assess heavy vehicles operating around Tweed Heads against Certificate of Inspection/COI size and weight rules, helping local operators avoid fines and stay compliant on the road.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Does moving between states affect roadworthy requirements?

    Vehicles crossing between Queensland and New South Wales may need to meet the specific safety inspection requirements of whichever state they're being registered in. It's worth confirming current requirements with the relevant transport authority, since standards and terminology can differ slightly either side of the border.

  • What causes most vehicles to fail a safety inspection?

    Common failure points include worn brake pads, low tyre tread, faulty lights and issues with steering or suspension components. Many of these faults develop gradually through regular use, which is why routine checks between formal inspections can help catch problems before they affect the final result.

  • Are tow bars checked during a roadworthy inspection?

    Yes, where fitted, tow bars are checked for secure mounting, structural integrity and correct wiring for trailer lights and brakes. A loose or corroded tow bar can pose a safety risk, particularly under load, so inspectors look closely at both the fitting and its connection points.

  • How does weather or road conditions affect inspection outcomes?

    Weather itself doesn't directly affect inspection results, but vehicles regularly exposed to harsh conditions may show accelerated wear on components like brakes, suspension and underbody parts. Inspectors assess the vehicle's current condition regardless of environment, focusing on whether safety standards are currently being met.

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