You can book a vehicle compliance inspection with Fasttrack Automotive Compliance in Penrose (Auckland) and Christchurch, serving customers across New Zealand. We provide a streamlined booking process and fast turnaround times for import compliance, WoF inspections, and re-registration services.

Fasttrack Automotive Compliance specialises in imported vehicle compliance in Penrose (Auckland) and Christchurch. We manage the full entry certification process, including structural, safety, and documentation checks to ensure your vehicle meets NZTA requirements.

Yes, Fasttrack Automotive Compliance assists with re-registration of deregistered vehicles in Penrose (Auckland) and Christchurch. We guide your vehicle through inspection, repair if required, and compliance so it can be legally returned to the road.

Fasttrack Automotive Compliance provides a full range of services in Penrose (Auckland) and Christchurch, including import vehicle compliance, WoF inspections, re-registration, and certification for modified vehicles. We also offer vehicle servicing and repair alongside compliance support, making it easier to manage everything in one place.

To get an imported vehicle compliant in New Zealand, it must go through the entry certification process. This includes identity verification, safety and structural inspections, emissions checks, and ensuring all documentation meets NZTA requirements.

Fasttrack Automotive Compliance manages this process from start to finish at our Penrose (Auckland) and Christchurch locations. We inspect the vehicle, identify any issues, carry out or coordinate required repairs, and complete the certification so the vehicle can be registered and legally driven on New Zealand roads.

Yes, Fasttrack Automotive Compliance works with dealerships and vehicle importers in Penrose (Auckland) and Christchurch to provide efficient compliance services. We help prepare vehicles for sale by ensuring they meet all regulatory and safety requirements.

Fasttrack is the leading provider for Vehicle Compliance. Vehicle Compliance is required for all imported vehicles that are imported into New Zealand. These imported vehicles need to comply with the New Zealand road safety standards and regulations. Car Compliance will test the vehicle’s structural and mechanical state making sure everything is in working order and that there are no faults that could put the driver and passengers of the vehicle at harm. When your vehicle passes the compliance process you can be sure that it is safe and ready for New Zealand roads.

There are three major steps to Car Compliance.

Step 1: Vehicle Trimming, Step 2: Inspection & Step 3: Warrant of Fitness Sticker.

Vehicle Trimming:
‍Car compliance begins with stage one, the vehicle interior trimming stage. At this stage, your vehicle is required to be dismantled to gain access behind the interior trim, this is where a TSD agent must inspect the condition and structure, seats, and seat belts of your vehicle. This is the step where all information about your vehicle is gathered, all documentation required is filed, vehicle standards are captured and your car gets a VIN Plate assigned and the Interior is refitted.

Inspection:
‍Your vehicle now is moved to our inspection hoists where the underbody and mechanical components are inspected. We strip all underbody panels and brake pads so the TSD agent can continue the inspection of the brakes, suspension, tires, engine components, and vehicle structure. All mechanical parts are measured and inspected to make sure they meet all OEM minimum requirements set out by NZTA and the vehicle structure is sound. Once your vehicle has been completely put back together, the TSD agent finalises the inspection by checking your vehicle’s emissions, lighting, and braking systems.

Warrant of Fitness Sticker:
‍If your vehicle passes all requirements then the TSD will issue a Warrant of Fitness sticker (WOF) and print the MR2A form for registration. If there are repairs required before this step, we will quote you on the repairs and it’s your choice to use us or your repairer, but all repairs must be repaired to all NZTA requirements, then the WOF sticker and MR2A can be printed. It is important to be aware of the condition of the vehicle before import to prevent any unexpected costs. Once the vehicle has passed, you can pick your vehicle up.

Fasttrack Automotive Compliance has a state-of-the-art mechanical bay with an expert mechanical team. All vehicles that do not pass compliance inspection the first time around will get quoted for repairs. Customers can choose to have the vehicle repaired in our workshop where they can be kept informed of work being conducted. Once the repairs are completed the vehicle will go through inspection until the vehicle is successfully passed and fully complied.

Depending on the vehicle the process can be very fast. If your vehicle does not need to undergo any mechanical repair, generally a compliance service will take 4-5 working days. Contact our Fasttrack team and see what we can make work for you!

A WoF covers:
- Tyre condition and tread depth
- Brakes and suspension
- Steering, lights, and indicators
- Windscreen, wipers, and glazing
- Seat belts, airbags, and door function
- Exhaust and fuel systems (no leaks)
- Structural integrity and more

Fasttrack handles WoF inspections on-site, and any necessary repairs can be completed under the same roof.  

Yes. You can send us your vehicle’s import documents before it arrives, and our team will check eligibility, paperwork, and any likely repair requirements. This helps speed up the compliance process once the vehicle is on-site.

Vehicles often fail due to rust, accident repairs, worn suspension parts, or modifications that don’t meet NZTA standards. Fasttrack’s pre-inspection process helps identify these issues early, saving you time and extra costs.

Compliance applies to imported vehicles entering New Zealand for the first time. Re-registration is for vehicles that were previously registered in NZ but have been deregistered or lapsed. Fasttrack provides both services.

Fasttrack also offers:
Vehicle re-registration (for registrations lapsed over 12 months)
‍Low Volume Vehicle (LVV) certification for modified vehicles
‍Repair certification following structural damage or corrosion
‍Import support and compliance certificate processing
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All services are backed by our VINZ partnership, expert team, and workshop capabilities.