Repairing vehicles since 1966 - trusted by the UK’s biggest brands
Date: 26th February 2019
We see it every week! For some reason, it’s just one of those things that always falls to the bottom of the to-do list, but the problem is if you miss your MOT test completely, it can lead to a fine of £1,000, and invalidate car insurance, which could potentially lead to penalty points.
To save you this stress, BP Rolls are pleased to provide a FREE MOT reminder service - all you need to do is give our Service Team a call with your vehicle registration number and contact details and we will set up a free text or email reminder for when your MOT is due.
BP Rolls MOT and Service Center is located on Hopkinson Way, West Portway Industrial Estate in Andover and is approved by DVSA to conduct MOT test on all vehicles up to class 7.
To set up your MOT reminder, give us a call on 01264 361516, and ask for Sophie.
If you require the services of any of the BP Rolls Group business divisions, please get in touch and we will be happy to discuss your needs.
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Andover: 01264 361516
Newport: 01633 270011
Hull: 01482 957892
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