Practical guides to the KTEO test
The questions you ask us most often, answered in plain words by the people who carry out the test every day.
How to prepare your car for the KTEO test: 12 checks you can do yourself
What to check yourself before your KTEO (Greek MOT) test: lights, tyres, brakes, wipers, horn and seat belts. A simple checklist that saves you a re-test.
ReadWhy cars fail the KTEO test — the usual reasons
Lights, brakes, tyres, suspension, emissions and rust: the usual reasons vehicles fail the KTEO test in Greece, how to avoid them and what happens if yours fails.
ReadOverdue KTEO test: what happens, what it costs and what to do
Missed your KTEO deadline in Greece? Late surcharges, the €400 fine and the new electronic cross-check, what to do right away and how to avoid it next time.
ReadKTEO and the Emissions Card (KEK): what is the difference?
What the KTEO test and the Emissions Control Card (KEK) are, what each one checks, how often they are renewed in Greece and whether you can do them together.
ReadKTEO in Crete: a practical guide for expats and new residents
Living in Crete with a Greek-registered car? What the KTEO test (Greek MOT) is, when it is due, what to bring, what happens on the day and what it costs — in plain English.
ReadShall we sort it out now?
Give us a call or book online. We will tell you when to come, what to bring and what it will cost — no surprises.