goods tyres on a passenger car

your nor sure, had to ask the question so its a pass and advise

can`t be arsed looking through the IM but I think that where class 4 is concerned the only criteria that apply are minimum load and speed ratings, goods tyres may not be ideal for the type of vehicle tested but if they comply with minimums then its a pass, up to you if you advise, as for recuts, does that apply in class 4, the only case that might come close is dual purpose vehicles, and I think that might be general recut regs rather than MOT standards

No requirements for load index or speed rating to be checked as part of the class 4 test, only the usual matching sizes across an axle, cross ply v radials and fitment in accordance with the manufacturer instructions (direction of rotation etc).

"Goods" type tyres will usually have a slightly higher load capacity for the same given size but generally a lower maximum speed rating.

Pass (and advise if you wish)