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Hey guys has anyone had a very recent rwc done? I've been told theres a new law in with rwc and it's making it harder to otain them an are more expensive? Can any shed some light on that? Only reason I ask is because I'm about to buy another car an it doesn't come with a roady
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not that much harder, i got one 2 weeks ago only difference is the tester has to put the car on the hoist, take all 4 wheels off and take some photos. i paid $150.
Hope that helps
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Oh ok that's alright was stressing me out a little lol so what are they taking photos of? I suppose the structural side of thing. Do they keep them on file or who do they send them off to?
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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It's to try and reduce the amount of dodgy roadies written out whereby the tester must take photo's of the car and keep them on file to prove they actually checked the car and changed parts if any.
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i heard it was because someone in melbourne was writing out 100+ roadworthys a day.they take photos of vin numbers chassis number and engine number etc.still costs the same though.
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It's also to cover their butt, eg you jack up your springs to legal height, get a roady and then lower it again, the mechanic would have photos proving it was at legal height when he inspected it
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