Anybody know what the charge is for a COF at VTNZ these days! Bought a car transporter last week and want to run it through tomorrow
302cortina,
Jun 4, 7:13am
its about $115 in dunedin.
bmc460,
Jun 4, 7:37am
have you got a goods and service licence as you need one for a cof.
berg,
Jun 4, 7:47am
As said above, if your transporter has a GVM of greater than 6000kg you will need a TSL to obtain a COF. As for what's a COF worth, a lot less than you will pay to get one. That's what happens in a manopoly situation like VTNZ have
snj11,
Jun 4, 7:49am
ok, assuming its for private use and the GVM is 5650 does that mean no need for TSL!
berg,
Jun 4, 7:53am
Yep, all good in that case. Vehicles under 6000kg no longer require a TSL
snj11,
Jun 4, 7:56am
Awesome, thanks for that, had me worried for a minute
lillian8,
Jun 4, 8:08am
cost me $110 at vtnz sockburn for a chev silverado
mrgts4,
Jun 4, 8:37am
$117 at VTNZ Seaview, $22 for a recheck on brakes. Also a COF only lasts 6 months regardless of age, so a brand new light truck can still only get a 6 month COF. Neighbour got caught out with that.
snj11,
Jun 4, 8:39am
great thanks for your help guys
mrcat1,
Jun 4, 8:59am
A car Transporter will also need a Tow authority.
snj11,
Jun 4, 9:12am
not if its for private use i believe!
kem,
Jul 8, 10:33pm
I am looking to buy a car transporter with a GVM 6000kg to move my own mowing equipment do I need a TSL or a Tow Authority
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