What should your vehicle possess aside from insurance to be deemed roadworthy?

To deem a vehicle roadworthy, it must possess proper maintenance and safety features that ensure the vehicle is safe to operate on public roads. This includes checking critical components such as brakes, lights, wipers, and steering systems, as well as ensuring that tires have sufficient tread and are properly inflated. Safety features such as working seatbelts and functioning airbags also contribute to the overall safety of the vehicle.

While new tires may enhance road safety, they are just one aspect of vehicle maintenance. Cosmetic repairs do not contribute to the mechanical reliability or safety of the vehicle. Similarly, entertainment systems, while potentially improving the driver’s experience, have no bearing on the vehicle's roadworthiness. Therefore, a comprehensive assessment of the vehicle's mechanical and safety features is essential to confirm that it is fit for use on the roads.