Stay DVSA compliant, new MOT rules require stricter play detector maintenance. Learn the new service intervals, approved agents, and record-keeping tips.

From April 2026, all Class 4 MOT stations must use jacking beams that meet the DVSA’s minimum requirements. Discover what’s changing, why it matters, and how to prepare your MOT bay before the deadline.

One of the most effective ways to prepare your garage for the future is by upgrading your MOT bay to accommodate all of the emerging garage equipment technologies...

For garages offering MOT testing, a compliant MOT bay is the foundation of a successful operation. It upholds the high standards expected by the DVSA.

An article on MOT Bays Equipment for a Successful Garage by JHM Butt Co.

Learn more about the requirements of setting up your own MOT bay and the equipment needed.

If you’re just setting up your professional business or looking to enter the world of MOT testing- one thing is for sure, you’re going to need access under the vehicles you’re working on. For this you’ll

need some specialist garage MOT equipment.

To do this properly, you’ve really got two options: an inspection pit, sunk into the ground, or an above vehicle lift.

If you’re looking for a new MOT Ramp but you’re not sure what MOT Ramp is right for you then this guide is for you. JHM Butt offer a comprehensive range of Ravaglioli MOT ramps from scissor lifts to 4 post lift.

Having one platform where you can purchase all your tools and equipment for setting up a workshop, maintaining your existing workshop operations or replacing existing tools and equipment can not be underestimated. The convenience of using a trusted, reputable and competitive supplier for your garage workshop will ensure you are purchasing properly.