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NSW SAFETY INSPECTIONS

PINK SLIP INSPECTIONS
ROADWORTHY. READY TO RENEW.
Convenient vehicle safety inspections for NSW registration renewal, carried out to current safety-check standards.
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REGISTRATION SAFETY CHECKS
Pink Slip Inspections Artarmon
A Pink Slip, also known as an eSafety Check, confirms that your vehicle meets the required safety standards for NSW registration renewal.
Most light vehicles more than five years old require a safety inspection before registration can be renewed. Your registration renewal notice will tell you whether your vehicle needs one.
NSW SAFETY CHECKS, DONE PROPERLY
WHAT IS A PINK SLIP INSPECTION?
A Pink Slip, or eSafety Check, is a vehicle safety inspection used for NSW registration renewal when required.
The inspection checks important safety systems such as brakes, tyres, steering, suspension and lighting before a passing result is submitted electronically.

5+ YEARS

many light vehicles require inspection

6 MONTHS

typical report validity

ELECTRONIC

result submitted to Transport for NSW

SAFETY FROM FRONT TO BACK
WHAT IS CHECKED DURING A PINK SLIP?
A Pink Slip inspection checks the key safety systems that help keep your vehicle roadworthy. From brakes and tyres to steering, suspension and lights, each area is inspected for safe operation before registration renewal.

Brakes

Check braking system condition and safe operation.

Steering & Suspension

Inspect steering and suspension components for safety issues.

Wheels & Tyres

Check tyre condition, tread and wheel safety.

Vehicle Body

Inspect relevant body and structural condition.

Lights

Check headlights, brake lights, indicators and other required lighting.

Engine & Driveline

Inspect relevant engine-compartment and driveline components.

Fuel System

Check for safety issues involving petrol, diesel or applicable fuel systems.

HELP YOUR VEHICLE PASS FIRST TIME
QUICK CHECKS BEFORE YOUR PINK SLIP
A few simple checks before your appointment can help avoid an unnecessary reinspection. Make sure key safety items like tyres, lights, wipers and brakes are in good working condition before bringing your vehicle in.
1
Tyres
Tyres Make sure tyres are in good condition and have sufficient tread.
2
Lights

Check headlights, indicators and brake lights are working.

3
Wipers
Make sure wipers operate properly and provide clear visibility.
4
Warning Lights
Address obvious dashboard safety warnings before inspection.
5
Brakes
Unusual brake noises or poor performance should be checked beforehand.
6
Number Plates
Ensure number plates are secure and clearly visible.
CLEAR ADVICE, NO SURPRISES
WHAT HAPPENS IF YOUR CAR FAILS?
If a safety issue is identified during the inspection, we’ll explain what needs attention before the vehicle can pass.

Once the required repairs are completed, the vehicle can be checked again so you can continue with your registration renewal.

  • Clear explanation of safety issues
  • No unnecessary repairs
  • Repair recommendations before work begins
KNOW WHICH INSPECTION YOU NEED
PINK SLIP OR BLUE SLIP?
If you’re unsure which inspection your vehicle needs, check your NSW registration notice or contact Service NSW before booking.

Pink Slip : Used mainly for NSW registration renewal where a safety inspection is required.

Blue Slip: Used for unregistered vehicles and certain situations such as registration that has been expired for more than three months.

STRAIGHTFORWARD SAFETY CHECKS
DOES EVERY VEHICLE NEED A PINK SLIP?
No.
Your registration renewal notice will tell you whether a safety inspection is required. Most light vehicles more than five years old need one before renewal.
  • NSW safety-check requirements
  • Clear inspection process
  • Electronic submission when passed

Frequently Asked Questions

Pink Slip Inspections Artarmon
Clear answers about NSW safety inspections and registration renewal.
Do I need a Pink Slip every year?
Most light vehicles more than five years old require a safety inspection when renewing registration. Your renewal notice will confirm whether your vehicle needs one.
A NSW safety inspection report for most light vehicles is valid for six months. Your registration must be renewed within that period.
The inspection provider sends the passing result electronically to Transport for NSW, allowing you to continue with your registration renewal.
You’ll be advised of the safety issues that need attention. Once the required repairs are completed, the vehicle can be inspected again.
No. A Pink Slip is mainly used for registration renewal safety checks. A Blue Slip is generally required for unregistered vehicles and certain other registration situations.