Mobile Roadworthy Certificate Wacol 4076

Local RWC

Roadworthy inspections in Wacol

MEDAUTO™ is a fully mobile, AIS-licensed roadworthy inspection service covering Wacol 4076 and the wider South West Brisbane area — 4km from our Richlands base. We bring the workshop to your driveway, workplace car park or the seller's address.

A Queensland safety certificate (RWC) is required before you sell a registered vehicle, transfer registration or re-register an unregistered car. Our inspector checks tyres, brakes, steering, suspension, lights, seatbelts, body rust and glass, then lodges the certificate electronically with TMR the same day.

Most Wacol inspections take 45–60 minutes and we can usually attend same day or next day. If something fails, you get a written list of exactly what needs fixing — and in most cases we can repair it on the spot and re-check without a second inspection fee.

On the ground in Wacol

What a Wacol call-out looks like

Getting a safety certificate sorted in Wacol 4076 usually takes one visit and under an hour. If you are buying rather than selling in Wacol, we can pair the RWC with a pre-purchase inspection in the same visit.

Our Wacol run also takes in Ellen Grove, Oxley, Sumner, so if you are on the boundary of 4076 we can usually still fit you into the same trip.

Wacol sits in South West Brisbane, close to the Ipswich Motorway and Centenary Highway corridor. At just 4km from our Richlands base, this is one of our fastest call-outs — often same day.

The vehicles we inspect most often around 4076 are family sedans, utes and work vans being sold privately or transferred between family members. Most jobs here are booked in the morning before the Ipswich Motorway backs up, so we can usually offer an early slot.

You do not need to drive anywhere or leave the car with a workshop. We inspect it where it is parked in Wacol, walk you through anything that needs attention, and lodge the certificate with TMR before we leave.

Why you need one

When Wacol drivers need an RWC

• Selling privately in Wacol — a valid RWC must be issued within 2 months / 2,000km of sale
• Transferring registration to a new owner in Queensland
• Re-registering a vehicle that has been off the road
• Moving to QLD from interstate and registering your car locally
• Peace of mind before a long trip or after buying second-hand

What we check

Included in every inspection