Car Weighing Guide | GoWeigh Public Weighbridges

HOW TO WEIGH

GoWeigh can be used for passenger cars, 4WDs, vans and light commercial vehicles, for the purposes of registration and safety. The system is fully automated, easy to use, requires no booking and requires no training. To weigh your vehicle please refer to the diagram shown.

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Government Licenced & Independently Verified

GoWeigh Public Weighbridges are Government-Approved and licensed. This means that they comply with the stringent operating guidelines of the National Measurement Institute (NMI), the Federal Government’s regulatory body. Each weighbridge is regularly independently verified and calibrated to ensure that it provides accurate and reliable weighing results day in and day out.

Government Licenced & Independently Verified

5 Important Reasons Why You Should Weigh Your Ute or 4WD

Improper modification and loading of vehicles can drastically alter their handling characteristics. It’s crucial to be aware of and manage your vehicle’s weight and distribution for safe travel. With authorities stepping up enforcement against vehicles that exceed weight limitations, failing to comply can result in penalties and may invalidate your vehicle’s insurance in the case of an accident.

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Community Safety: Prevents accidents by ensuring vehicles don’t exceed safe weight limits.
Legal Compliance: Adherence to weight limits is crucial to avoid legal fines and penalties.
Insurance Validity: Compliance with weight regulations is essential to prevent the voiding of insurance coverage.
Fuel Efficiency: Proper weight distribution optimises fuel usage, reducing engine strain.
Vehicle Performance: Ensures stability, handling, and braking efficiency by maintaining balanced weight distribution.