Roadworthy & Safety Certificates in Logan
Need a roadworthy (safety) certificate to sell or re-register your vehicle? Automotive All Stars provides roadworthy inspections for cars, light commercials and more. Our experienced team carries out a thorough safety check covering brakes, tyres, steering, suspension, lights and structure. If anything needs attention we'll explain exactly what's required and can complete the repairs on the spot so you leave with your certificate sorted.
If you're selling, re-registering or bringing an unregistered vehicle back onto the road in Queensland, you'll need a safety certificate — what most people still call a roadworthy. Automotive All Stars is an established Logan workshop carrying out safety inspections for cars and light commercial vehicles, just minutes from Browns Plains in Boronia Heights.
A safety certificate confirms your vehicle meets Queensland's minimum safety standard. Our qualified technicians work through the full checklist — brakes, tyres and wheels, steering and suspension, lights and indicators, windscreen and wipers, seatbelts, and body and chassis condition. We don't cut corners, and we explain anything we find in plain English.
The advantage of using a full-service mechanic for your roadworthy is simple: if something needs fixing to pass, we can quote it and repair it on the spot — so you're not chasing a second workshop and booking a re-inspection. Most inspections on a vehicle in good condition are done within the hour.
Book your safety certificate online or call the team — and if it's for a sale, let us know so we can time the certificate to suit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a safety certificate the same as a roadworthy?
Yes. "Roadworthy" is the everyday name; in Queensland the official term is a safety certificate (Form 10). It's the same inspection.
When do I need a safety certificate in QLD?
To sell a registered light vehicle, to re-register a vehicle, or to bring an unregistered vehicle back onto the road. A standard rego renewal on a currently registered car doesn't require one.
Can you inspect and repair in the same visit?
Yes. Because we're a full-service workshop as well as an inspection station, if your car needs a brake pad, tyre or globe to pass we can quote and fix it on the spot, so you leave with your certificate sorted.
How long does a safety certificate last?
For a private vehicle being sold, two months or 2,000km — whichever comes first — so it pays to time it close to your sale.
How long does the inspection take?
For a vehicle in good condition, usually within the hour. The only thing that adds time is if repairs are needed to pass.