The Importance of Windscreens in Roadworthy Inspections

In Victoria, Australia, ensuring your vehicle meets roadworthy standards is a legal requirement for registration and resale. During a Roadworthy Inspection, many parts of the vehicle are assessed for safety and compliance, and the windscreen is no exception. At Singh's Tyre and Auto Centre (Cranbourne) in Cranbourne West, we understand the importance of a clear and undamaged windscreen in maintaining your vehicle’s roadworthiness and ensuring safety on the roads.

Why Damaged Windscreens Are Non-Compliant

A damaged windscreen can compromise both the driver’s vision and the structural integrity of the vehicle, which is why it often fails a Roadworthy Inspection. According to Victorian safety standards, windscreens must be in good condition, free from damage that affects visibility or poses safety risks.

Here are the key reasons why a damaged windscreen may not pass a Roadworthy Inspection:

Common Types of Windscreen Damage

Some of the most frequent forms of windscreen damage that could lead to a failed inspection include:

Ensuring Compliance with Singh's Tyre and Auto Centre (Cranbourne)

At Singh's Tyre and Auto Centre (Cranbourne) in Cranbourne West, we specialise in helping drivers meet Victoria’s Roadworthy Inspection standards. If your windscreen is damaged, we can assess the extent of the issue and recommend the best course of action. In many cases, minor damage can be repaired if it is outside the driver’s line of sight and does not compromise the structural integrity of the glass. For more severe cases, we offer high-quality windscreen replacements that comply with all safety regulations.