Each year, Pennsylvania requires its vehicle-owning citizens to have their cars inspected for safety and emission purposes. The vehicle must pass inspection in order for it to be legally driven on Pennsylvania roads.

What is checked out during a PA State Inspection?

    Each year, During your vehicle safety inspection, we will check the following items:

• Fuel Systems
• Speedometer and Odometer
• Exhaust Systems
• Horns and Warning Devices
• Body
• Chassis
• Suspension Components
• Steering
• Braking Systems
• Tires and Wheels
• Lighting and Electrical Systems
• Glass
• Mirrors
• Windshield Washer Fluid, Defroster, and Wipers 

    A vehicle emissions test will also be performed at this time.

What happens if my vehicle does not pass inspection?

    For whatever reason, if your vehicle should not pass inspection - one of our trained advisors will be able to answer any questions you may have, explain the problem, and how to correct it. The vehicle can then be re-inspected after repairs are made within 30 days.

     Do you have any questions about your vehicle inspection needs? Please contact us - We look forward to hearing from you!