Rego Checks in Charlestown

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Charlestown / 2290

Swansea / 2281

Belmont / 2280

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Professional eSafety Inspections

Nova Auto Innovations provides rego checks in Charlestown for drivers who need a compliant eSafety inspection before renewing registration. Inspections are completed at our workshop by fully qualified, RMS-authorised inspectors who know exactly what to look for.


During the check, key safety components such as brakes, steering, suspension, tyres, lights and visibility are assessed to ensure the vehicle meets NSW roadworthiness standards. If an issue arises, it’s explained clearly so there are no surprises. This practical approach helps drivers understand what’s required before registration can proceed.


To book a rego check at our workshop, call us on (02) 4920 8880.

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A Clear Path to Registration Approval

Rego checks aren’t about finding faults for the sake of it – they’re about confirming a vehicle is safe to be on the road. Our inspectors follow a structured assessment process that focuses on real-world safety rather than unnecessary complexity. Attention goes to areas that commonly affect compliance, including worn braking components, steering play and tyre condition.


Because inspections are completed in-house, the process stays efficient and well-coordinated from start to finish. Clear communication plays a big role, with results explained in plain language so drivers know where they stand. We support everyday motorists who want clarity, accuracy and confidence when organising registration.

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Have a question or want to book a service? Send us a message and our team will get back to you as soon as possible!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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