MOT Stats

Yamaha XT250

Year	Tests	Pass rate	Most common fail reason
1980	1	100%	n/a
1981	3	100%	n/a
1982	4	100%	n/a
1983	1	0%	Headlamp aim outwith limits.
1984	2	100%	n/a
1985	1	100%	n/a
1992	1	100%	n/a
1997	1	100%	n/a
1998	2	100%	n/a
1999	3	100%	n/a
2000	1	100%	n/a
2002	1	100%	n/a
2003	4	100%	n/a
2004	1	100%	n/a
2005	7	85.71%	Tyre with a lump, bulge or tear caused by separation or partial failure of its structure.
2006	4	75%	Stop lamp remains on when the brakes are released.
2007	8	100%	n/a
2008	17	94.12%	Brake lining or pad worn below 1.0mm.
2009	6	83.33%	Steering head bearings defective or have excessive wear or play.
2010	17	94.12%	Tyre with a lump, bulge or tear caused by separation or partial failure of its structure.
2012	1	0%	Wheel bearing play so excessive it is likely to break up or directional control impaired.
2013	1	100%	n/a
2014	2	100%	n/a
2015	2	100%	n/a
2016	1	0%	Headlamp aim outwith limits.
2017	2	100%	n/a
2018	7	85.71%	Shock absorber not functioning, or leaking severely.
2019	1	100%	n/a
2020	2	50%	Headlamp aim outwith limits.
2021	2	50%	Suspension pin, bush or joint: excessively worn.
2022	1	100%	n/a

Tests: 107

Average Yamaha XT250 pass rate: 89.72%

Most common fail reasons

#	Reason	Fail code	Category	%
1	Headlamp aim outwith limits.	4.1.2(a)	Major	27%
2	Tyre with a lump, bulge or tear caused by separation or partial failure of its structure.	5.2.3(d)(ii)	Dangerous	18%
3	Stop lamp remains on when the brakes are released.	4.3.2(a)(iii)	Dangerous	9%
4	Brake lining or pad worn below 1.0mm.	1.1.13(a)	Dangerous	9%
5	Steering head bearings defective or have excessive wear or play.	2.2.2(f)(i)	Major	9%
6	Shock absorber not functioning, or leaking severely.	5.3.2(b)	Major	9%
7	Tyre not fitted in compliance with the manufacturer's sidewall instructions.	5.2.3(i)	Major	9%
8	Wheel bearing play so excessive it is likely to break up or directional control impaired.	5.1.3(a)(ii)	Dangerous	9%
9	Suspension pin, bush or joint: excessively worn.	5.3.4(a)(i)	Major	9%
10	Wheel bearing excessively rough.	5.1.3(b)(i)	Major	9%

Tests date range:

10th February 2023 to 9th February 2024

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