In Victoria, Roadworthy Certificate prices aren’t fixed by VicRoads, so testers charge what they like.
Expect roughly $180–$300 for most passenger cars, $220–$400 for 4x4s/older or modified vehicles, and $90–$160 for motorcycles.
Repairs and parts are extra (that’s where the real wallet Pilates happens), and many shops charge a $40–$100 re-test fee if faults need fixing.
Prices vary by workshop and region, and the certificate is typically valid for 30 days from issue for a transfer or re-registration.
Ring a couple of Licensed Vehicle Testers for quotes and availability, then pick the one who sounds calm and owns a torque wrench, not just a stamp.

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