How Garage List works

Every garage is an active MOT test station on the DVSA register, which DVSA publishes every three months. The register gives each station's name, address, phone number and the classes of vehicle it is approved to test. We last checked it on 2 October 2026.

Ratings, reviews and opening hours on a garage's page come live from Google Maps when you open it. We don't keep copies of them.

Independent garages and MOT centres, including tyre-and-MOT centres and van specialists. We leave out national fast-fit chains, franchised main dealers, council and fleet workshops, and bus and coach depots. Some names need a person to decide, so a garage can take a little while to appear.

You can filter by what a garage is approved to test:

• Cars (class 4) — tests cars
• Vans (class 7) — tests vans up to 3.5t
• Minibuses (class 5) — tests minibuses (13+ passenger seats)
• Motorcycles (classes 1–2) — tests motorcycles
• Three-wheelers (class 3) — tests three-wheelers

Nearest first. Garages can't pay to be listed higher. Some garages take online bookings through Garage Page, a service from the same company; they're marked Books online, and the mark doesn't change where they appear.

If a detail is wrong, or you run a listed garage and want it taken off, tell us here. Details come from DVSA's register, so it's worth telling DVSA too.