Roadworthy and Safety Certificates in Beenleigh, Mobile or In Our Workshop

Need a roadworthy certificate fast? We come to your home or work across Beenleigh and the wider Logan area, or do it at our workshop, from the $102.70 Queensland set fee.

Roadworthy Certificate Or Safety Certificate - What Is The Difference?

People in Beenleigh ask for a roadworthy certificate every day. In Queensland, the official name is a safety certificate. Same document, same inspection, two names. So if someone told you to get a roadworthy, a safety certificate is what you are after.
A safety certificate confirms your light vehicle meets a minimum safety standard for Queensland roads. You need one to sell a vehicle, transfer it, or register it again. We issue them as an approved inspection station, either at your home or work, or here at the Beenleigh workshop. Your choice, your timing.
No jargon, no runaround. Here is the full, straight answer, with the booking only a tap away.

When Queensland Law Says You Need A Safety Certificate

A safety certificate is not optional in certain moments. Queensland law sets them out clearly.

You need one when you transfer a registered light vehicle to a new owner, when you bring a vehicle onto Queensland registration from another state, and when you register a vehicle again after it has been off the road. Caravans and trailers between 750kg and 4.5t need one too, and so do motorbikes when they are sold.

Queensland changed one thing worth knowing. You no longer need the certificate just to advertise the car for sale. You do need it before you dispose of the vehicle to anyone other than a dealer, and you hand it to the new owner at the transfer. Sort it before the keys change hands, not after, or the transfer stalls and you risk a fine over $700.

Safety Certificate Or Certificate Of Inspection?

Two documents get muddled all the time. A safety certificate is for private light vehicles. A certificate of inspection, or COI, is for personalised transport, the taxis, Ubers and rideshare cars. They cost different amounts and last different lengths. The table below sorts it in one glance.
  Safety certificatethe roadworthy Certificate of inspectionCOI
Who needs it Private light vehicle owners Taxi, Uber, rideshare and other personalised transport
When you need it Selling, transferring, or re-registering a light vehicle To operate or renew a personalised transport vehicle
Queensland set fee $102.70 for a light vehicle to 4.5t, plus a mobile callout fee if we come to you $104.50
Valid for 2 months or 2,000 km, on a private sale 12 months
Where we do it Mobile or in our Beenleigh workshop In our Beenleigh workshop

Queensland set fees as at 1 July 2026. A mobile callout fee applies on top when we bring a safety certificate to your home or work.

What A Roadworthy Certificate Costs, And How Long It Lasts (No Surprises)

Here is the cost question, answered plainly. In Queensland the safety certificate inspection fee is set by the government, so it is the same wherever you go. For a car up to 4.5t, the fee is $102.70, as at 1 July 2026. A trailer over 750kg is set at $51.45, and a motorbike at $66.00 . If you want us to come to you, a mobile callout is added on top. That is the whole picture, with no padding.

A safety certificate does not last forever. For a private sale it stays valid for 2 months or 2,000 km, whichever comes first. Licensed dealers work to 3 months or 1,000 km. So time the inspection close to your sale, not months ahead. Book too early, and you may need a second one.

Mobile Roadworthy, We Bring The Inspection To Your Door

Mobile roadworthy inspector checking a car in a driveway in Beenleigh.

Most roadworthy providers make you come to them. We work the other way. Our mobile roadworthy certificate service comes to your home or work across Beenleigh, Eagleby, Yatala, and the wider Logan area.

Searching for a mobile roadworthy near you in Beenleigh or Logan? This is it. Book a time, and we bring the inspection to the kerb.

A licensed inspector arrives, checks the vehicle, and sorts the certificate on the spot. You pay the set $102.70 fee plus a mobile callout, and you keep your morning. No drop off, no waiting room, no second trip.

What A Safety Certificate Inspection Covers, Top To Bottom

A safety certificate inspection looks at the parts that keep a car safe on the road. We check each one against the Queensland standard.
Mechanic inspecting a car's brakes and tyres for a safety certificate
Tyres

Tread, condition, and the right fit.

Brakes

Stopping power and even wear.

Steering and suspension

Play, leaks, and damage.

Lights and indicators

So you stay seen.

The windscreen

Cracks or damage in the driver's line of sight.

The body

Rust and structural damage that affects safety.

Worth being clear about one thing. A safety certificate is a minimum safety check, so it stops short of a full mechanical inspection. If you want a deeper look before buying a car, ask us for a separate pre purchase inspection. A straight answer, every time.

What Happens If Your Car Does Not Pass The First Time

A fail is not the end of the world. It is a list. If your vehicle does not pass, you receive a report that names each item to fix. Nothing vague, nothing hidden.
Fix those items, then bring the car back for a second check. In most cases you have a short window, around 14 days, to return for that inspection without starting over. Sort the faults inside that window, and you are back on track quickly.
We can often handle the repairs ourselves, since we are a full workshop, then check it again and issue the certificate. One place, start to finish. That is the value of a workshop that does both.

Taxi, Uber And Rideshare Drivers, Your Certificate Of Inspection

Drive a taxi, an Uber, or a rideshare car? You need a different document. Queensland classes these as personalised transport vehicles, so they need a certificate of inspection, a COI, to operate or renew.
We do COIs here at the Beenleigh workshop as an approved inspection station. The inspection takes under an hour. Pass, and your COI is valid for 12 months. We check the full list:
Rideshare car undergoing a certificate of inspection at the workshop
We also road test the car for things like exhaust noise and wiper performance. Pass, and you drive away certified. The fleet card facility keeps it simple for operators. Booked hire keeps you moving, and so do we.

Why Drivers Trust Singh As Their Approved Inspection Station

Plenty of places will stamp a certificate. Fewer make the whole thing this easy.
An approved inspection station

with licensed inspectors, so your certificate is the real thing.

Transparent, fixed pricing

the set fee told to you up front, with no surprise on the day.

Mobile or workshop

your call, for safety certificates.

A fleet card facility

plus cash and card.

Local and family run

right here in Beenleigh.

6 Month Parts And Labour Warranty

Every certificate, and any repair to pass, is backed in writing.

English And Punjabi Spoken

Clear answers in both, so nothing gets lost.

Here is what ties it together. We are a full workshop, not a pop up tent. So if your car needs a small fix to pass, we can often do it on the spot and finish the job in one visit. Beenleigh, Eagleby, Yatala, and the wider Logan area. One approved inspection station for the whole job. ABN 80 607 728 183.

What Local Drivers Say About Getting It Done Right

★★★★★

Second car we have taken there for a roadworthy certificate. Carried out quickly and efficiently.

Marlene Gray (Google)
★★★★★

I called Singh for a service and a roadworthy certificate and they booked me in immediately. Very reasonable prices.

Laura-May Rigby (Google)
★★★★★

I have been to Singh several times for a COI and a service, including my Tesla. A super nice experience every time.

Christina Yang (Google)

Roadworthy and safety certificates done right.

Mobile or in our Beenleigh workshop, from the $102.70 set fee.

Questions You May Ask Before Booking

The inspection fee is set by the Queensland Government at $102.70 for a light vehicle up to 4.5t, as at 1 July 2026. It is the same at every approved inspection station. If we come to you, a mobile callout is added. Any repairs needed to pass are quoted separately, so you decide before we start.

Yes. To transfer a registered light vehicle to a private buyer in Queensland, you need a current safety certificate, which is the roadworthy. You no longer need it just to advertise the car. You do need it before you hand the vehicle over, and you give it to the new owner at the transfer. A few exemptions exist, such as a transfer between spouses, but for a standard private sale it is required.

For a private sale it is valid for 2 months or 2,000 km, whichever comes first. For licensed dealers it is 3 months or 1,000 km. Time the inspection close to your sale, so it does not expire before the deal is done.

You receive a report listing the items to fix. In most cases you have around 14 days to repair them and return for a second check without a full new inspection. We can often do the repairs here and then issue the certificate, all in one place.

Yes. Our mobile roadworthy service brings a licensed inspector to your home or work across Beenleigh, Eagleby, Yatala, and the wider Logan area. You pay the set $102.70 fee plus a mobile callout, and the paperwork is sorted on the spot.

A safety certificate is for private light vehicles being sold, transferred, or registered again. A certificate of inspection, or COI, is for personalised transport, the taxis, Ubers and rideshare cars, and it is valid for 12 months. The comparison table above lays out both side by side.

Book Your Roadworthy Or Safety Certificate With Singh

Sorting a sale, a transfer, or a registration? Get your roadworthy or safety certificate done without the runaround. Mobile to your door, or quick at our Beenleigh workshop.

Call 07 3200 28840403 041 313, or 0452 229 713

Or book online and pick your time.

Across Beenleigh and the wider Logan area. One approved inspection station for the whole job.