EU inspection (PKK) at Ensjø in Oslo
We carry out the EU inspection (PKK) – the statutory Norwegian periodic roadworthiness test – on all car makes. The workshop is at Gladengveien 16 at Ensjø, easily accessible if you live or work in Oslo.
What is an EU inspection?
The EU inspection is a statutory check of the vehicle's road safety and environmental requirements. Most passenger cars must pass the inspection within 4 years of first registration, and thereafter every 2 years at the latest. Always check your car's specific deadline with the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (Statens vegvesen).
Fault codes 1, 2 and 3
Code 1 is a minor fault or defect; the car can be approved without a re-inspection. Code 2 or 3 means the car has not passed and must have a re-inspection. Code 3 means the car is banned from use.
Checklist for the EU inspection – electric and hybrid cars
Important about drop-off: EU inspections are carried out in the morning – after lunch we do repairs. Drop the car off early, ideally the evening before via the key drop, so it is included in the morning round.
Get these ready before you drop the car off, and the inspection will go faster.
- Warning triangle and reflective vest placed on the front right seat.
- Enough washer fluid in the system.
- No child seats or luggage in the car.
- 16-amp charging cable that comes with the car – not the fast charger.
- The vehicle registration card (vognkort) is handed in when you drop the car off.
Prices
Price incl. VAT. Contact us for the price of a re-inspection.
Frequently asked questions about the EU inspection
When during the day should I drop the car off?
We run EU inspections in the morning and repairs after lunch. Drop the car off early, preferably the evening before via the key drop, so it is included in the morning round.
How often must the car have an EU inspection?
Most passenger cars must pass the inspection within 4 years of first registration, and thereafter every 2 years at the latest. Always check your car's specific deadline with the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (Statens vegvesen).
What happens if the car does not pass?
The car must then have a re-inspection. We explain what needs to be fixed, and help you with the repair and a new inspection. Contact us for the price of a re-inspection.
Do you carry out EU inspections on electric and hybrid cars?
Yes. We inspect all car makes, including electric and hybrid cars. Remember the charging cable that comes with the car (16 amp), not the fast charger.