MOT Stats
Vehicle types : Car : Hyundai : I20
Hyundai I20
Year | Tests | Pass rate | Most common fail reason |
2008 | 101 | 60.4% | Position lamp missing or inoperative. |
2009 | 9,641 | 58.44% | Position lamp missing or inoperative. |
2010 | 9,841 | 59.76% | Position lamp missing or inoperative. |
2011 | 9,809 | 61.25% | Position lamp missing or inoperative. |
2012 | 9,705 | 61.34% | Suspension joint dust cover missing or ineffective. |
2013 | 12,540 | 63.25% | Position lamp missing or inoperative. |
2014 | 13,106 | 71.65% | Position lamp missing or inoperative. |
2015 | 12,801 | 80.16% | Windscreen washers not providing sufficient fluid. |
2016 | 13,771 | 82.78% | Wiper blade missing or not clearing the windscreen. |
2017 | 11,672 | 84.42% | Wiper blade missing or not clearing the windscreen. |
2018 | 8,749 | 87.38% | Wiper blade missing or not clearing the windscreen. |
2019 | 7,508 | 89.73% | Wiper blade missing or not clearing the windscreen. |
2020 | 4,273 | 91.11% | Wiper blade missing or not clearing the windscreen. |
2021 | 422 | 88.39% | Wiper blade missing or not clearing the windscreen. |
2022 | 13 | 100% | n/a |
2023 | 6 | 83.33% | Steering ball joint with excessive wear. |
Tests: 123,958
Average Hyundai I20 pass rate: 73.44%
Most common fail reasons
# | Reason | Fail code | Category | % |
1 | Position lamp missing or inoperative. | 4.2.1(a)(ii) | Major | 15% |
2 | Windscreen washers not providing sufficient fluid. | 3.5(a) | Major | 13% |
3 | Wiper blade missing or not clearing the windscreen. | 3.4(b)(ii) | Major | 11% |
4 | Suspension joint dust cover missing or ineffective. | 5.3.4(b)(ii) | Major | 10% |
5 | Stop lamp missing or inoperative. | 4.3.1(a)(ii) | Major | 8% |
6 | Headlamp aim outwith limits. | 4.1.2(a) | Major | 7% |
7 | Tyre tread depth not in accordance with requirements. | 5.2.3(e) | Dangerous | 7% |
8 | Tyre with a lump, bulge or tear. | 5.2.3(d)(ii) | Dangerous | 7% |
9 | Suspension pin, bush, joint or bearing excessively worn. | 5.3.4(a)(i) | Major | 7% |
10 | Brake lining or pad worn below 1.5mm. | 1.1.13(a)(ii) | Dangerous | 7% |
Tests date range:
10th February 2023 to 9th February 2024
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