At the end of your lease contract the vehicle needs to be returned in line with the BVRLA and your finance company’s fair wear and tear guidelines.
A representative from the finance provider will collect your vehicle and check its overall condition. All damage will be recorded, and in the event that the vehicle is returned in poorer condition than ‘fair wear and tear’ allows, you may be charged.
The fair wear and tear guide is produced by the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) and offers an industry-standard description of acceptable levels of fair wear and tear. We recommend that you read this information both at the start and again towards the end of your car lease.
Each finance company also produces its own set of fair wear and tear guidelines which we also recommend you read in case there are differences you will need to comply with.
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