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At Time4Tune Automotive, we are your trusted provider for roadworthy certificates across Southport, Labrador, Ashmore, Bundaberg and QLD. Whether selling, buying, or re-registering, our safety certificates ensure your car meets all legal and safety requirements. We assess everything from brakes and suspension to tyres and windscreen, ensuring your vehicle is compliant, safe, and ready for the road.

As a certified car diagnostic centre, we go beyond the basics. Our expert technicians use the latest diagnostic tools to inspect critical components and identify any underlying mechanical faults. If you’re looking for a mechanic for car inspections, choose Time4Tune where quality and trust come standard.

Why Choose Us for Your Roadworthy Certificate?

Drive with Confidence – Your Safety is Our Priority

Whether you’re preparing your car for sale or returning to the road, our roadworthy certificate inspection services are comprehensive and competitively priced. From car diagnostics to safety checks, our team consistently delivers accurate, reliable reporting

Our experienced mechanics are also trained to conduct engine diagnostics, brake servicing, and vehicle air conditioning inspections, making us a complete auto service repair . We support all makes and models, including those needing a European car mechanic or Euro auto specialist.

We are a trusted choice among automotive repair shops, offering tailored advice and reliable workmanship with every visit. Looking for a pre-purchase inspection? We’ll give you a full picture of your vehicle’s condition before you commit

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What’s Included in Our Safety Certificate Inspection?

Brakes & Tyres Check

Lights & Windscreen Assessment

Steering & Suspension Testing

Body Condition & Structure Review

Underbody & Exhaust Check

Battery & Electrical Test

Faqs

What is a Roadworthy Certificate?

A Roadworthy Certificate confirms your vehicle meets Queensland’s minimum safety standards on the inspection day. You need one when selling a registered vehicle, transferring ownership, or re-registering a car off the road. Queensland officially calls this document a Safety Certificate. Both names refer to the same legal document.

One of our qualified examiners checks your vehicle’s key safety systems: brakes, tyres, suspension, steering, lights, windscreen, and structural condition, against Queensland’s legal safety standards. If everything passes, we issue your certificate on the spot. If something needs attention, we explain exactly what to fix and how.

Yes. “Roadworthy certificate” and “vehicle safety certificate” name the same document in Queensland. The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) calls this document a Safety Certificate officially, while most drivers still use the term “roadworthy” day to day. Either way, you get the same inspection and the same certificate.

You need a current Roadworthy (Safety) Certificate when selling a registered vehicle privately, transferring registration to a new owner, or re-registering a vehicle that’s been unregistered. A few exceptions apply, for example selling to a licensed dealer or transferring between spouses. Contact us if you’re unsure whether your situation requires one.

A roadworthy inspection covers the safety critical parts of your vehicle: brakes and tyres, steering and suspension, lights and windscreen, body and structural condition, underbody and exhaust, and battery and electrical systems. This check focuses on safety rather than a full mechanical inspection. Your car can pass roadworthy and still need other work later.

Book an inspection with our team at Time4Tune Automotive in Southport and bring your vehicle in at the scheduled time. One of our qualified examiners assesses your vehicle against Queensland’s safety standards. If your vehicle passes, you receive your certificate straight away. If not, we walk you through what’s needed and offer repairs plus a retest.

If your car doesn’t pass, we give you a clear, itemised report of what needs fixing, no surprises. Queensland allows 14 days to complete repairs and return for a re-inspection. Our team handles repairs and retest on site, so you avoid running between different providers.