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Cornwall Council Approved Garages Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Vehicles Cornwall Council Approved Garages Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Vehicles Name and address of garage Contact Pricing schedule telephone number Atkinson MOT Centre (01208) 872548 MOT and Taxi Test : £64.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £48.00 Atkinson Service Station MOT only: £40.00 Lostwithiel Taxi test only: £48.00 PL22 0LH Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Trailer test : £10.00 Retest: No extra charge within 10 working days Novelty vehicles / Limousines : No extra charge for up to 5.2 metre wheel base Braefel Garage (01872) 573129 MOT and Taxi Test : £54.85 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £50.00 Rejerrah MOT only: £45.00 Newquay Taxi test only: £45.00 Cornwall Disabled accessible vehicle: No extra charge TR8 5QP Trailer test : £15.00 Partial trailer : £7.50 Retest: no extra charge within 10 days Full test fee after 10 days Partial Retest: £0.00 to £25.00 depending on scope as per VOSA Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test CNV Motor Services (01872) 560561 MOT and Taxi Test : £75.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £65.00 Chiverton Cross MOT only: £45.00 Blackwater Taxi test only: £65.00 + VAT Truro Disabled accessible vehicle: No extra charge TR4 8HS Trailer test : £15.00 + VAT Retest: no extra charge within 10 days Full test beyond this Page 1 of 19 Cornwall Council Approved Garages Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Vehicles Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test The Dell Garage (01326) 312280 MOT and Taxi Test : £45.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £45.00 + VAT Avenue Road MOT only: £45.00 Falmouth Taxi test only: £45.00 Cornwall Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge TR11 4AY Trailer test : £22.50 + VAT Retest: no extra charge within 10 working days Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test Electronic Diesel Injection (01726) 71625 MOT and Taxi Test : £60.00 Services Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £58.00 MOT only: £34.00 26 Beech Road Taxi test only: £34.00 St Austell Disabled accessible vehicle: No extra charge PL25 4TS Trailer test : £30.00 Retest: No extra charge Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test Falmouth Diesels (01326) 210773 MOT and Taxi Test : £55.00 + VAT Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £55.00 + VAT Dracaena Avenue MOT only: £49.00 Falmouth Taxi test only: £55.00 + VAT TR11 2ES Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Trailer test : £25.00 + VAT (prices effective from 26 Retest: No extra charge within 10 working days January 2016) Novelty vehicles / Limousines : Unable to test Page 2 of 19 Cornwall Council Approved Garages Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Vehicles Millers Garage (01326) 373825 MOT and Taxi Test : £76.00 + VAT Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £54.00 + VAT Tregoniggie Industrial Estate MOT only: £39.00 Falmouth Taxi test only: £39.00 Cornwall Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge TR11 4SN Trailer test : £5.00 Retest: no extra charge within 2 days or £22.50 after 2 days on certain items Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test NE Tyres and MOT Centre (01726) 814400 MOT and Taxi Test : £53.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £53.00 Unit 1 MOT only: £35.00 St Austell Bay Business Park Taxi test only: £18.00 Par Moor Road Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge St Austell Trailer test : £18.00 PL25 3RF Retest: no extra charge within 10 days Novelty vehicles / Limousines : No extra charge Steve Andrews Tyres (01726) 67811 MOT and Taxi Test : £48.00* Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £48.00* 20 Mount Charles Road MOT only: £30.00 St Austell Taxi test only: £18.00 + VAT PL25 3LD Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Trailer test : £15.00 + VAT Retest: no extra charge within 10 days Novelty vehicles / Limousines : No extra charge *VAT to be charged where applicable Page 3 of 19 Cornwall Council Approved Garages Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Vehicles St Andrews Road Garage (01726) 814000 MOT and Taxi Test : £50.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £50.00 St Andrews Road MOT only: £35.00 Par Taxi test only: £35.00 + VAT PL24 2LX Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Trailer test : £15.00 Retest: no extra charge within 10 working days Novelty vehicles / Limousines : No extra charge Tristan Garage and Tyre (01326) 373100 MOT and Taxi Test : £54.00 Centre Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £45.00 + VAT MOT only: £45.00 Glasney Terrace Taxi test only: £45.00 + VAT Penryn Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Cornwall Trailer test : £12.00 TR10 8LD Retest: No extra charge Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test Westfield Motors (01872) 278451 MOT and Taxi Test : £60.00 (Cornwall) Ltd Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £50.00 MOT only: £54.85 Threemilestone Industrial All MOT retests are free within 10 working days, full test required beyond this. Estate Taxi test only: £45.00 Threemilestone Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Truro Trailer test : £40.00 Cornwall Free retest up to 5 working days TR4 9LD Retest: Free of charge within 5 working days £25.00 after 5 working days Full test required after 10 working days. Novelty vehicles / Limousines : Taxi and MOT: £75.00 up to 6.5m Novelty vehicles / Limousines : Interim only: £60.00 up to 6.5m Novelty vehicles / Limousines : Taxi test only: £60.00 up to 6.5m Page 4 of 19 Cornwall Council Approved Garages Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Vehicles Westways MOT Centre (01637) 889449 MOT and Taxi Test : £55.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £50.00 + VAT Tregaswith MOT only: £40.00 Newquay Taxi test only: £50.00 + VAT TR8 4JQ Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Trailer test : £15.00 Retest: No extra charge within 10 working days Novelty vehicles / Limousines : MOT and Taxi Test : £75.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £70.00 Taxi test only: £70.00 MOT only: £60.00 Xpress Garage and Tyres (01326) 377997 MOT and Taxi Test : £69.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £25.00 + VAT Unit 3/ 4 MOT only: £39.00 Tregoniggie Industrial Estate Taxi test only: £25.00 + VAT Falmouth Disabled accessible vehicle: £25.00 + VAT TR11 4SN Trailer test : £15.00 + VAT Retest: MOT Re-test fee £15.00 when within 10 working days Taxi re-test fee £15.00 + VAT when within 10 working days Novelty vehicles / Limousines : £30.00 + VAT Aldridge Transport (01566) 774775 MOT and Taxi Test : £60.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £60.00 Scarne Industrial Estate MOT only: £40.00 Launceston Taxi test only: £60.00 Cornwall Disabled accessible vehicle: £60.00 PL15 9HS Trailer test : £50.00 Retest: No extra charge within 14 days Page 5 of 19 Cornwall Council Approved Garages Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Vehicles Novelty vehicles: £80.00 Limousines: £60.00 Atlantic Motor Services (01840) 212650 MOT and Taxi Test : £76.50 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £76.50 Tintagel Road MOT only: £54.00 Valley Truckle Taxi test only: £33.76 Camelford Disabled accessible vehicle: No extra charge PL32 9RR Trailer test : No extra charge Retest: No extra charge Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test Blue Edge Motoring (01566) 774066 MOT and Taxi Test : £64.00 Services Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £44.00 (01566) 775343 MOT only: £49.00 Newport Industrial Estate Taxi test only: £64.00 Launceston Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Cornwall Trailer test : £16.00 PL15 8EX Retest: £30.00 - £32.00 (varies on retest) within 10 days or 200 miles Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test Bude Tyre Supplies (01288) 354792 MOT and Taxi Test : £84.00 (inc vat on Taxi Test) Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £65.00 + VAT (£78.00) Kings Hill Industrial Estate MOT only: £54.00 Kings Hill Taxi test only: £52.50 plus vat (£63.00) Bude Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Cornwall Trailer test : £35.00 + VAT EX23 8QN Retest: No extra charge when within 5 days or 200 miles Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test Page 6 of 19 Cornwall Council Approved Garages Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Vehicles AAA Bymoor Garage (01208) 73565 MOT and Taxi Test : £54.00 Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £54.00 27 Normandy Way MOT only: £54.00 Walker Lines Taxi test only: £54.00 Bodmin Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge PL31 1HA Trailer test : Unable to test Retest: No extra charge within 10 days Novelty vehicles / Limousines : unable to test Cormac Solutions (01872) 327827 MOT and Taxi Test : £54.50 Partial re-test fee £27.25 + VAT Beatrice Road No extra charge for items not covered by MOT scheme Off Castle Canyke Road Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £45.00 + VAT Bodmin No extra charge if presented within 5 working days PL31 ADZ £22.50 + VAT retest fee if presented after 5 working days MOT only: £54.50 Taxi test only: £45.00 + VAT No extra charge if presented within 5 working days £22.50 + VAT retest fee if presented after 5 working days Disabled accessible vehicle: £10.00 + VAT additional charge Trailer test : £20.00 + VAT Retest: see above Novelty vehicles / Limousines : MOT and Taxi Test : £60.00 Taxi test only: £50.00 + VAT Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £50.00 + VAT Darcroft Garage and MOT (01208) 821238 MOT and Taxi Test : £54.85 Centre Interim (to MOT standard with Taxi test): £54.85 + VAT MOT only: £49.00 Four Winds Taxi test only: £40.00 + VAT Bodmin Disabled accessible vehicle: no extra charge Page 7 of 19 Cornwall Council Approved Garages Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Vehicles PL30 4HH Trailer test : £20.00 + VAT Retest: MOT Re-test within 10 working
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