There are over 50 LVV Certifiers throughout NZ, each with specific categories, denoting what types of modifications they can approve. Click here for a complete list of certifiers and descriptions of the various certifier categories.
Go...LVVTA is in the process of streamlining it's technical requirements into the Next-generation' style technical documents. Currently Technical Requirements can be found in the LVV Standards (here) and the NZ Car Constuction manual (here). There are also many Safety Alerts and Information Sheets that contain useful information for modifiers.
Go...To become an LVV Certifier you will need to be technically skilled, vastly experienced, conscientious, independent, reliable, have good people skills, and a high level of integrity. If you think you have what it takes, click here to read more.
Go...New Certification Threshold changes have been introduced from 1 May 2020. Click here to read more >>>
Not all modifications need certification. The LVV Modification Thresholds set out the limits of what you can modify on your car without needing LVV Certification.
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17MAY '25
NEW LVVTA TECH VIDEO RELEASED
LVVTA has released the first in a series of technical videos, focussing on the instalation of an EPAS (electric power assist steering) unit. Click here to view video>>>
10APR '25LVVTA NEWSLETTER #65 - JANUARY '24 - DECEMBER '24
The latest LVVTA Newsletter has been released. Click here to download >>>
8AUG '24THREE NEW SAFETY ALERTS
MPW-Brand Triumph Daytona Lower Linkage Arm, 1958-1964 Chevrolet Y-Bone Track Locator Arm, and Superformance-brand Lower Control Arm Failure. Click here to visit the Safety Alerts page >>>
