As Melbourne mysteries go, the price of a Roadworthy Certificate is less “Da Vinci Code”, more “it depends”. Expect roughly $150–$300 for a standard passenger car inspection from a licensed tester, with bigger SUVs/utes sometimes higher and motorcycles often less.
That fee covers the inspection only—any repairs, parts and a possible re‑test charge are extra, because surprise, worn tyres don’t fix themselves. Shop around locally, ask what’s included, and check turnaround times; cheap today can mean booked‑out till next footy season.
Remember, an RWC is a safety snapshot for sale/transfer, not a full mechanical warranty, so plan a proper service if you want deeper peace of mind.

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