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MOT Failure - Wheels rubbing - useful info!

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Old Jul 8th, 2019, 15:35   #9
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Just to refresh what i wrote 3 years ago on here ..

what it means is that when the car is static on full lock the tyres should not touch the scuff plate under the arch , but when driving slowly on full lock ( dynamic ) it allowed to touch , This is quite clear in the MOT testers manual where it says :

"2. Check tyres for fouling a part of the vehicle.
Note: This does not apply to vehicles designed to permit tyre contact with the chassis or frame e.g. steering lock stop function."

The fact that volvo put a scuff plate there for this very function means
It is ok to have scuff marks on it .
The Morgan sports cars have an aluminium block screwed to the chassis rails for this very function too as do other manufacturers no doubt ..
Sorry, Clan, I meant to say if the tyres touch the plate when stationary it will fail ! I am thinking of fitting 5mm spacers anyway which should/might eliminate the issue!
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