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Pagid yellows and MOT?

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On the box/ website it states 'not for street use' or something like that...

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On the box/ website it states 'not for street use' or something like that...

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Has anyone passed an MOT with pagid yellows fitted? On the box/ website it states 'not for street use' or something like that... :dont know:

POST 2Original post

.....unless you shout it out the only specific interest the MOT tester will have in your brake pads is the thickness of them(pass or fail) and if they stop the disc from turning when required on the rollers. In answer to your question....yes. If you are involved in a serious accident and the cops examine your brakes and find pads that they are not happy about, then you may have a bigger issue to worry about.

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Yes But anyway MOT testers have no interest in what make your pads are anyway, only that they work to the required standards

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So long as you don't drive into the back of someone when they are cold you wil be fine. At low speed on the rollers for the MOT they will work fine too.

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