D C TYRES
MOT Test Centre in Castle Donington
Station Details
- Address
- UNIT 6 ENTERPRISE PARK
- Postcode
- DE74 2NP
- Phone
- 0133 285 3530
- Vehicle Classes
- Class 4Class 5Class 7
Station details originate from the DVSA active MOT test station list. Contact the centre before travelling to confirm current opening hours, services and appointment availability.
What This Centre Tests
Class 4 — Cars & Light Vans
Max £54.85Cars and specified passenger vehicles; goods vehicles up to 3,000kg, or zero-emission goods vehicles up to 3,500kg.
Class 5 — Large Passenger Vehicles
Max £59.55 / £80.65Passenger vehicles with 13–16 seats have a £59.55 maximum; vehicles with more than 16 seats have an £80.65 maximum.
Class 7 — Goods Vehicles
Max £58.60Goods vehicles over 3,000kg to 3,500kg, plus zero-emission goods vehicles over 3,500kg to 4,250kg design gross weight.
💡 Before Your MOT at D C TYRES
- Check that all required exterior lights work correctly
- Tyre tread must be at least 1.6mm (use the 20p coin test)
- Dashboard warning lights (engine, ABS, airbag) must not stay on
- Windscreen wipers must clear effectively and washer fluid must work
- Ask the centre about its booking, repair and retest arrangements
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicle classes does D C TYRES test?▼
D C TYRES is listed for Class 4, Class 5, Class 7. This includes cars and eligible light goods vehicles. Class 7 has separate standard and zero-emission goods-vehicle weight bands.
How much does an MOT cost at D C TYRES?▼
The DVSA maximum fees are £54.85 for Class 4 cars, £29.65 for motorcycles and £58.60 for Class 7 goods vehicles. Contact D C TYRES on 0133 285 3530 for its current price.
Where is D C TYRES located?▼
D C TYRES is located at UNIT 6 ENTERPRISE PARK, DE74 2NP in Castle Donington. The area is in Leicestershire.
What if my car fails the MOT at D C TYRES?▼
If your vehicle fails, D C TYRES will provide a list of failure items. A partial retest is free when you leave the vehicle at the centre for repair and it is retested within 10 working days. Different rules apply if you take it away.