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Gary Murphy's Automotive Services

Gary Murphy's Automotive Services

Dartmouth · B2X 1R4

Gary Murphy's Automotive Services is a professional vehicle repair and maintenance facility located on Main Street in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

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Larry Hatt's Auto Service (petro Can)

Larry Hatt's Auto Service (petro Can)

Dartmouth · B2V 1E5

Larry Hatt's Auto Service is a professional automotive repair shop and Petro-Canada service station located at 909 Cole Harbour Road in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.

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About MOT centres in Dartmouth

Fixaroo lists 2 MOT centres in Dartmouth, from independent specialists to multi-site operators.

Every MOT centre in Dartmouth is listed with MOT test pricing where we have it. Whether your MOT is due this week or you're planning ahead, you can compare listed prices, read customer reviews, and enquire from the page. Online booking is only available after a garage claims the listing.

Most listings are unclaimed directory records. Prices shown are indicative — confirm with the garage. Need help choosing? Check the FAQ below or use the service filter above the listings.

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Frequently asked questions

The maximum MOT fee set by the DVSA is £54.85 for cars. Many garages in Dartmouth charge less than this. Prices vary between centres, so compare listed prices on Fixaroo and enquire from the page — listings are not instant-book by default.
An MOT tests your vehicle's roadworthiness. Inspectors check brakes, lights, tyres (tread depth and condition), steering and suspension, exhaust emissions, seatbelts, bodywork, windscreen visibility, and number plates. The engine's mechanical condition is not assessed.
An MOT typically takes between 45 minutes and 1 hour for a standard car. If the tester identifies advisories or minor repairs that need addressing on the day, it can take a little longer.
If your MOT expires you may only drive your car to a pre-booked MOT appointment. If your vehicle receives a 'Dangerous' defect, you must not drive it at all. A 'Major' failure means the car shouldn't be driven until repaired, while 'Minor' failures and advisories do not prevent you driving home.
You can book your MOT up to one month (minus a day) before it expires and still keep your existing anniversary date. So if your MOT expires on 31st March, you can test from 28th February without losing any days.