Is a Ford Transit van class four or class seven for MoT?

Is a Ford Transit van class four or class seven for MoT?

Asked on 23 October 2017 by gary duggan

Answered by Dan Powell
Very much depends on what type and size of Ford Transit you have. Vans are in MoT class four if their gross vehicle weight (GVW) is below 3000kg and in MoT class seven if they are between 3000kgs and 3500kgs. You can find your vehicle’s GVW limits in the owner’s manual. They are also usually detailed on a plate or sticker somewhere on the vehicle itself. This might be on the body behind the driver’s door, on the back of the fuel filler cap or in the engine bay.
Tags: mot vans
Similar questions
Would it be an MoT failure if the underlying rear door on a Ford Transit van doesn’t latch properly independently? The overlying rear door latches and locks perfectly ( so all secure when driving). I can’t...
I am trying to find out what MoT class a Ford e-Transit 390 comes under? The gross weight is 3900kg but I have had different service centres say variously class 4, class 7 and HGV?
Is there a minimum brake disc requirement on Vauxhall Vivaro vans or is it an upsell?
Related models
More refined and better to drive than many of its rivals, impressive interior quality, powered by excellent range of diesel engines.
 

Value my van

Save £75 on Warranty using code HJ75

with MotorEasy

Get a warranty quote

Save 12% on GAP Insurance

Use HJ21 to save on an ALA policy

See offer