Car Check

Who we are

At Car Check, we are dedicated to providing our customers with the most comprehensive and reliable car history reports available. With access to data sourced directly from DVLA and DVSA, our free car check service gives you peace of mind when purchasing a used vehicle. Whether you are looking to check road tax details, MOT history, or mileage anomalies, Car Check has you covered.

What we Do

Our primary goal at Car Check is to make the car buying process as transparent and stress-free as possible for our customers. By simply entering your registration number, you can receive a detailed report that includes information on your vehicle’s make and model, MOT due date, recorded mileages, tax expiry date, CO₂ emissions, engine size, and any potential mileage anomalies.

In addition to our website, we also offer a convenient app for both iOS and Android devices. With our app, you can quickly access a vehicle’s history using the automatic number plate recognition feature or by entering the number plate directly. The app also allows you to easily share vehicle reports and keep track of your search history.

Why you should use us

When it comes to purchasing a used car, knowledge is key. By using Car Check, you can ensure that you have all the information you need to make an informed decision. Our reports are sourced from official government databases, so you can trust that the information provided is accurate and up-to-date.

Not only do we offer a free service, but we also provide a user-friendly experience that is accessible both on our website and through our mobile app. With Car Check, you can save time and money by avoiding potential pitfalls that come with buying a used vehicle without proper inspection.

What can you ask?

• How can I access my vehicle’s complete MOT history?
• What information is included in the road tax details section of the report?
• Can I use the Car Check app to share vehicle reports with others?
• Is there a feature on the app that allows me to track my search history?
• How reliable are the mileage anomaly checks on the Car Check report?