Iveco Daily Car CheckFull history check, MOT history and common problems
Free Iveco Daily vehicle check by reg: MOT history, mileage and tax. Buying one? The full car history check shows outstanding finance, insurance write-offs, stolen markers, keepers and plate changes.
- 72% MOT pass rate
- 1,669 Dailys checked
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Full Iveco Daily history check from £3.99
The MOT record is free, and it only shows the car's condition on test day. What a seller may not mention is in the full Iveco Daily car check:
- Outstanding finance: lender and agreement
- Insurance write-off: Cat S, N, C or D
- Police stolen marker
- High risk register
- Previous keepers and last change
- Plate and colour changes
- Scrapped, imported or exported
- Mileage anomaly check
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Free Iveco Daily MOT History and Mileage Data
What the MOT records of 1,113 Iveco Daily vehicles show. The full check above covers what the MOT doesn't.
- 72%of MOT tests passedUK average 77%
- 10,000typical miles a year
- 17.2%have a mileage anomalyan MOT reading lower than an earlier one
- 12,286MOT tests analysed
- 2008–2017built (middle half)
- 99%diesel
Iveco Daily common problems: most common MOT failures and advisories
The defects MOT testers record most often on the Iveco Daily, as a share of all its MOT tests (the same defect on any wheel or side counts once): the Daily's known weak points. Check these on the car you're viewing, or on your own before its next MOT.
Top 20 Iveco Daily MOT failures
Reasons the car failed its MOT.
- Parking brake efficiency below requirements5.2%
- Position lamp not working3.8%
- Windscreen wiper does not clear the windscreen effectively2.5%
- Registration plate lamp not working2.4%
- Fog lamp not working2.3%
- Headlamp aim too low2.0%
- Stop lamp not working1.9%
- Registration plate lamp inoperative in the case of a single lamp or all lamps1.8%
- Tyre tread depth below requirements of 1.6mm1.7%
- Headlamp not working on dipped beam1.6%
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- Headlamp aim too high1.4%
- Windscreen washer provides insufficient washer liquid1.4%
- Horn not working1.3%
- Parking brake efficiency less than 50% of the required value1.2%
- Parking brake inoperative on one side1.2%
- Service brake efficiency below requirements1.2%
- Direction indicator incorrect colour1.1%
- Service brake excessively binding1.0%
- Parking brake recording little or no effort1.0%
- Brake pad less than 1.5 mm thick0.9%
Top 20 Iveco Daily MOT advisories
Wear the tester noted: not a failure yet, but money to budget for.
- Tyre worn close to legal limit/worn on edge6.3%
- Oil leak, but not excessive5.3%
- Brake pad wearing thin4.2%
- Tyre worn close to the legal limit3.8%
- Brake disc worn, pitted or scored, but not seriously weakened3.5%
- Windscreen damaged but not adversely affecting driver's view3.4%
- Registration plate lamp inoperative in the case of multiple lamps or light sources2.5%
- Suspension arm ball joint has slight play2.4%
- Anti-roll bar linkage pin or bush worn but not resulting in excessive movement1.9%
- Anti-roll bar pin or bush worn but not resulting in excessive movement1.8%
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- Registration plate deteriorated but not likely to be misread1.6%
- Service brake binding but not excessively1.5%
- Windscreen has damage to an area less than a 40mm circle outside zone 'A'1.5%
- Obligatory mirror slightly damaged1.5%
- Direction indicator slightly discoloured1.4%
- Exhaust has a minor leak of exhaust gases1.2%
- Brake pipe corroded, covered in grease or other material1.2%
- Battery insecure but not likely to fall from carrier1.2%
- Suspension arm has slight play in a ball joint1.2%
- Tyre slightly damaged/cracking or perishing1.1%
- Lights and indicators: 63% of failed tests
- Brakes: 42% of failed tests
- Suspension: 27% of failed tests
- Number plate: 20% of failed tests
- Windscreen and wipers: 19% of failed tests
- Suspension advisory: 23% of tests
- Brakes advisory: 23% of tests
- Tyres advisory: 19% of tests
Based on the DVSA MOT histories of all 1,113 Iveco Daily vehicles with an MOT checked on CarCheckUp since April 2023 (12,286 tests, retests included). Updated 2 October 2026. Every MOT test and advisory for one car is in the free MOT history check, and our free mileage check flags a lower reading. Market-wide figures: UK Used Car Risk Report. How we calculate these figures. MOT and DVLA data: contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Iveco Daily versions
Every Iveco Daily version checked on CarCheckUp counts on this page, grouped by the word after "Daily" in the DVLA record. Pass rates where at least 300 vehicles were checked.
| Version | Vehicles | MOT pass rate | Top failure area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily (no version recorded) | 838 | 72% | Lights and indicators |
Daily 35S14B
|
32 | – | – |
Daily 35S11
|
30 | – | – |
Daily 35C12
|
28 | – | – |
Daily 35C14B
|
18 | – | – |
Daily 35S12
|
18 | – | – |
Daily 35S13
|
15 | – | – |
Daily 35C15
|
12 | – | – |
Daily 50C15
|
11 | – | – |
Daily 35S14
|
10 | – | – |
Key history checks before buying a used Iveco Daily
All of these are in every full report, with 150+ more data points.
Outstanding finance
A Iveco on hire purchase, PCP or a logbook loan may still belong to the lender. Buying it can lead to a dispute over who owns it. Outstanding finance check
Insurance write-off (Cat S, N, C, D)
Shows if an insurer declared the car a total loss. Cat S and N cars can return to the road, but the record lowers the value and can affect insurance. Write-off check
Police stolen marker
Checks the Police National Computer. A stolen car can be taken back, leaving you without the car or your money. Stolen car check
High risk register
Shows if a finance company, insurer or the police has registered an interest in the Daily. Find out why before you buy.
Mileage anomaly check & MOT history
Free: every MOT mileage reading compared for drops, with advisories and failures. Free mileage check
Previous keepers & plate changes
How many keepers the car has had and when, plus number plate changes that can separate a car from its history. Previous owners check
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Is a Iveco Daily car check free?
The MOT history, mileage anomaly check, tax and DVLA details of any Iveco Daily are free. The full car history check (finance, write-off, stolen, keepers and 150+ data points) is paid, from £3.99 a report.
What is the most common MOT failure on the Iveco Daily?
Parking brake efficiency below requirements: found at 5.2% of the Iveco Daily MOT tests we analysed. By area, lights and indicators items appear in 63% of failed tests.
What is the Iveco Daily MOT pass rate?
72% of 12,286 MOT tests on 1,113 Iveco Daily vehicles checked on CarCheckUp were passed (retests included). The UK average across all vehicles we checked is 77%.
What are the common problems with the Iveco Daily?
Going by its MOT records, the Iveco Daily's most common failures are parking brake efficiency below requirements (5.2% of tests); position lamp not working (3.8% of tests); windscreen wiper does not clear the windscreen effectively (2.5% of tests). The full list of the top 20 MOT failures and advisories is on this page.
What is the most common MOT advisory on the Iveco Daily?
Tyre worn close to legal limit/worn on edge: noted at 6.3% of tests. An advisory is not a failure, but it is wear to budget for.
How many miles a year is a Iveco Daily typically driven?
About 10,000 miles a year (the median, from MOT mileage readings). 17.2% have a mileage anomaly: an MOT reading lower than an earlier one.