The VicRoads Certificate of Roadworthiness proves your car’s safe enough for public roads when you’re selling or transferring registration.
A licensed tester inspects the essentials—tyres, brakes, steering, suspension, lights, seatbelts, windscreen, structural rust—but it’s not a deep mechanical health check.
It usually costs about $150–$300 for the inspection, the cert is valid for 30 days, and any faults must be repaired before it’s issued.
Book an approved tester, bring ID, and let them submit the RWC so you can complete VicRoads paperwork without turning the kitchen table into a filing cabinet.
Think of it as a safety passport, not a guarantee your alternator won’t throw a tantrum next week.
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