Mobile Pink Slips - Esafety Checks

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We offer fast and affordable mobile pink slips to Medowie, Port Stephens, & surrounds. 

A pink slip (esafety check) inspection report verifies your car is safe and ready for the road. An eSafety inspection (pink slip) is required for all light vehicles older than 5 years for the purposes of registration renewal within NSW. 

Power Autos’ has partnered with Roads & Maritime Services to conduct MOBILE pink slips (Esafety checks). We are an authorised inspection station and we lodge your results electronically with the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS). We inspect the following as part of the pink slip:

· Tyres

· Condition of the vehicle body

· Working electrics such as headlights, blinkers, dash lights, and interior lights Engine/suspension/exhaust and driveline condition

· Seatbelt condition

· Engine and driveline fluid leaks

· Brake efficiency test

Pink slips are mandatory to ensure vehicles are roadworthy to provide safety for their driver and other people on the road.

They do not guarantee the long-term 'reliability' of a vehicle, but rather it’s a means to assess a vehicle's roadworthiness at a particular point in time.

Bear in mind that you don’t necessarily have to wait until your current registration has near expired, as a pink slip inspection lasts 42 days.

Give us a call on 49828696 to make a booking today or complete our booking form here: https://powerautos.com.au/contact-us.

FREQUENTLY ASKED PINK SLIP/ESAFETY CHECK QUESTIONS

What is a pink slip in NSW?

An eSafety check (pink slip) inspection report verifies your vehicle is safe and ready for the road. Your registration renewal papers will state whether or not you need a pink slip inspection. Most light vehicles more than 5 years old will require an eSafety check before they can be registered in NSW. 

How often do you need to get a pink slip?

Most light vehicles more than 5 years old will need a yearly safety inspection report to register their vehicles.

Do trailers need an inspection in NSW?

In Port Stephens and the whole of NSW inspections are required for any trailer over 250kg.

What is the difference between a pink & blue slip?

Blue slips are mainly for unregistered vehicles and must be carried out at an authorised station. These cannot be done via a mobile service.

What happens if my vehicle fails its inspection?

If your car fails its initial roadworthy inspection, the inspector will issue a white slip failure notice, this allows the vehicle's owner to have the necessary repairs undertaken for the purposes of re-inspection within 14 days. 

A new pink slip (ESafety) inspection will be required if the necessary repairs are not carried out within this time frame.

How long is a pink slip valid for?

NSW reports are valid for 6 months, excluding public passenger vehicles. You must use the report to renew registration within 6 months for the safety check to be valid. 

What happens if I choose to drive an unregistered vehicle?

If you choose to drive an unregistered vehicle make sure you are within the law or you may receive a series of Police infringement notices exceeding $1200 in total.

If you have any other questions or wish to make a booking please contact us on 49828696.