100% Legal Homologation: Forget about MOT problems
Travel safely and without fines. We work with expert engineers who will handle the approval of your fuel tanks and camper modifications.
How does it work? Hassle-free homologation
Have questions before you buy? When choosing our products, you're never alone. We collaborate directly with certified engineers specializing in camper van legalization in Spain. You can contact our partners before or after your purchase to discuss your case; they will guide you through the entire process quickly and stress-free.
Installation
Install the part in your vehicle (you can do it yourself with our step-by-step video or at a trusted workshop).
Documentation
With the help of our expert partner, all necessary technical documents for homologation are prepared quickly and stress-free.
Type Approval and MOT
After completing the homologation process, you go to the technical inspection (ITV), and you are ready for the road. CONGRATULATIONS!
Which expert engineers do we work with?
We work exclusively with accredited engineers and laboratories in Spain. Forget about bureaucratic problems: your paperwork will be 100% in order.
Valid at any MOT station
Documentation drafted under current regulations, accepted at all stations nationwide.
Chartered engineers
Professionals specializing in campervan conversions and homologations.
No fine print
Transparent process endorsed by experts with years of experience in the sector.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is it mandatory to approve side flares on a camper van?
Yes, any modification that alters the exterior dimensions of the vehicle's bodywork is considered a major modification and requires mandatory approval.
What documentation is needed to legalize side extensions?
To complete the process correctly, a technical service conformity report, an installation workshop emission certificate, and the vehicle's original technical data sheet are required.
Is it necessary to certify the windows or skylights installed in the van?
Yes, creating openings in the bodywork to install new windows modifies the exterior structure and requires its pertinent inclusion in the type approval to pass the MOT without incident.
What exactly is considered an "exterior element" subject to homologation?
This includes all added components that extend beyond the original factory outline or modify the vehicle's aerodynamics or volume, such as side extensions, fixed awnings, or exterior racks.
What are the general steps for approving a camper van conversion?
The standard process includes: checking part compatibility, assembly, requesting the technical conformity report, and processing the final annotation at the ITV station.
When should I take the van for its MOT after making modifications?
Once the changes have been completed and the documentation from the engineers and the workshop has been obtained, a technical inspection for modifications must be passed within the legally established period before the regular inspection expires.
Does the length and model of the van influence the installation and homologation of the extensions?
Yes, available spaces and structural compatibility vary significantly depending on the vehicle size (e.g., short, medium, or maxi models), especially in the sliding door area.
What is the Compliance Report and what is its main function?
It is the technical document issued by an authorized laboratory that certifies that the installed elements (such as extensions or windows) strictly comply with current road safety regulations.
Are there any elements in a camper that do NOT require any type of approval?
Yes, removable accessories, interior decorative elements, or components that do not alter the structure or exterior dimensions of the vehicle are generally exempt.
Can the side extensions be installed on either side of the van?
It depends on each vehicle model; each case must be checked and adjusted individually. Especially on the sliding door side, space limitations must be verified according to the length of the van.
How can I start the homologation process for purchased products?
We recommend consulting with our technical team or a specialized engineering service before assembly to ensure quick processing and no surprises during the MOT inspection.