Rego due? We're a licensed eSafety inspection station on Riverstone Parade. A pink slip is the safety check NSW requires for most light vehicles older than five years before registration renewal — we do them on-site.
No games, no surprise "repairs you must do today". If your car passes, your certificate is lodged the same day. If it doesn't, we show you exactly what failed, photograph it, and quote the fix — you decide what happens next.
What's involved
- Brakes, tyres, steering, suspension, lights, wipers and structural checks to NSW eSafety standards
- Certificate lodged electronically with Service NSW the same day
- Honest verdict: pass, or a photographed defect list with a clear quote
- Failed item repaired here if you want — or take the report elsewhere, no pressure
- Blue slips (unregistered vehicle inspections) also available — phone bookings only on 0416 692 292
Common questions
Do I need a pink slip for my rego renewal?
In NSW, most light vehicles older than five years need an eSafety check (pink slip) before renewing registration. Vehicles five years old or newer generally don't. If in doubt, your Service NSW renewal notice states exactly what's required.
What's the difference between a pink slip and a blue slip?
A pink slip is the routine safety inspection for rego renewal. A blue slip is a fuller identity and safety inspection needed when a vehicle is unregistered, has been written off, is transferring from interstate, or has lapsed registration by more than three months.
How long does a pink slip take?
It depends on the condition of the vehicle — the slot time is when we take the car in, not a promise of how long the job takes. Older cars especially can need extra checking once they're up on the hoist. The certificate is lodged electronically with Service NSW the same day the car passes.
Do I need to book a pink slip?
Walk-ins are welcome, but a quick call to 0416 692 292 gets you a time slot so you're not waiting behind booked-in services.