MOT stations in Cockermouth

How many MOT stations are there in Cockermouth?

6 MOT test stations on the DVSA list are in Cockermouth, all in the CA13 postcode district.

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Where can I get a car or van MOT in Cockermouth?

5 of the 6 MOT stations in Cockermouth test cars and vans (Class 4). The exception is Cockermouth Motorcycles (CA13 0EY), which is listed for motorcycles.

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Where can I get a motorcycle MOT in Cockermouth?

2 of the 6 MOT stations in Cockermouth test motorcycles (Class 1 or 2).

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• Cockermouth MotorcyclesDerwent Street Garage, CA13 0EY · 01900 822329
• P & R BennCockermouth 4 X 4 Centre, Lakeland Agricultural Centre, CA13 0QQ · 01900 826566

Where can I get a Class 5 MOT in Cockermouth?

1 of the 6 MOT stations in Cockermouth is listed for Class 5 (larger passenger vehicles), and it is also listed for Class 7.

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• P & R BennCA13 0QQ

Where can I get a Class 7 MOT in Cockermouth?

1 of the 6 MOT stations in Cockermouth is listed for Class 7 (larger goods vehicles), and it is also listed for Class 5.

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• P & R BennCA13 0QQ

Is there one MOT station in Cockermouth that tests every vehicle?

Only P & R Benn (CA13 0QQ, 01900 826566) is listed for cars, motorcycles, Class 5 and Class 7.

MOT stations in towns near Cockermouth

Towns near Cockermouth with three or more MOT stations on the DVSA list. Distances are approximate, in a straight line from the middle of each town's stations, not by road.

• MOT stations in Maryport7 stations, 2 listed for motorcycles, about 9 km
• MOT stations in Workington18 stations, 1 listed for motorcycles, about 11 km
• MOT stations in Whitehaven9 stations, 2 listed for motorcycles, about 18 km
• Keswick3 stations, 0 listed for motorcycles, about 18 km
• MOT stations in Wigton14 stations, 3 listed for motorcycles, about 19 km
• MOT stations in Egremont5 stations, 1 listed for motorcycles, about 22 km

About this data

• No hours, prices or availability. The DVSA list records who is approved to test, and which classes. It says nothing about when a station is open or what it charges.
• No caravan flag and no size limits. The list has Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 only. GOV.UK's fee table puts motor caravans in Class 4. A Class 7 listing does not show which individual vehicles a station can take.
• Pins and distances are approximate. Each pin sits at the station's postcode, and distances are in a straight line, not by road.
• It changes. DVSA publishes updates two or three times a year, so a station may have opened, closed or changed since 30 September 2026.