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What you can take your driving test in your own car? Didn't know that (I'm serious, not sarcie)

Mike_Parr wrote:What you can take your driving test in your own car? Didn't know that (I'm serious, not sarcie)

Yeah sure you can, just gotta make sure its all legal and insured i think

Ahh yeah i'm just reading up on the website and vauxhall corsas 1999 - 2000 & All D models are prohibited to do your test in, unless you show proof that work has been done to correct the fault, or other documentation. So i'm looking forward to get my 1998 Corsa and do me test in that... when the time's right, of course. (Talk about being egar..)

Mike_Parr wrote:Ahh yeah i'm just reading up on the website and vauxhall corsas 1999 - 2000 & All D models are prohibited to do your test in, unless you show proof that work has been done to correct the fault, or other documentation. So i'm looking forward to get my 1998 Corsa and do me test in that... when the time's right, of course. (Talk about being egar..)

What fault is that? i haz a 2000 corsa

yeh u can take your test in your own car,providing its completely road legal.and it is insured.as long as your up to the standards it shouldnt matter what car your in

u can only do ur practical test in a vehicle that can has a full size spare wheel, if it is one of them mini 50mph spares u cannot take the test in the car. u are allowed like 15mins to change the wheel aswell and if u not done it that quick u fail the test! at least this is what i was told by my instructor when i asked randomly one time.

What so you hav 2 fit a spare wheel and do your test, to pass? What if you dont need to change the wheel? You still have to change it?

lol...u dont HAVE to change it, but the car ur drivin is menna be carrying a full size spare wheel, although it pretty uncommon for the drivin examiner to check, unless it well obvious cos theres no rear in ur car! if u get a puncture or sumin and have to change a tyre then u are expected to know how to although u dont have to if it in a dangerous place. u might find u get a rebooking, but more than likely they fail u cos u should have avioded whateva it was that punctured the wheel.
Just ask ur drivin instructor about it, so many funny little catches like that u will learn about. learning to drive for ur test is way different to normal drivin, but it gets u well prepared for the roads. u learn to pass the practical if u learn to drive quickly rather than learning to drive e.g. like if u do a week long crash course. but thats just my opinion

if u go on the directgov website its got all the criteria on there.

jar_jar89 wrote:u can only do ur practical test in a vehicle that can has a full size spare wheel, if it is one of them mini 50mph spares u cannot take the test in the car. u are allowed like 15mins to change the wheel aswell and if u not done it that quick u fail the test! at least this is what i was told by my instructor when i asked randomly one time.

well im a bit foocked 2 take it in my car then wth the booy build i know put it onthe rear seat

got my alloys today..well pleased with em,just gotta wait til i get em done white now and it now definatley needs lowerin..altho it does look alrite with people in it..














cant decide if i prefer em with or without the centre caps??

Personally, without the centrecaps, gives more of a rally look. but it's up 2 you

seems as its a rally slag i wldnt bover lowering tbh would ruin the look

yh i did think that..ent gonna be lowered for a while yet either way..now i jus gotta decide on white or black for the wheels?? need someone to do some photoshoppin for me lol

black with white lip should look the nuts but get all the ideas photoshopped first then decide