What Are State Inspections and What Goes Into One?

Vermont state inspections are a full rundown of a vehicle to ensure that they can safely operate on the roads without causing harm to the driver or other vehicles. A Vermont state inspection will run down a list of criteria that your vehicle needs to meet to be certified and able to drive safely. This means that you need to have proper registration and insurance documentation, and your vehicle needs to meet all the criteria to get inspected for the current year.

Why Do You Need an Inspection?

In the state of Vermont, it is required that you get an inspection every year to make sure you can safely operate your vehicle without causing harm to yourself, others, or the environment. An inspection can also catch issues with your vehicle that you might not notice otherwise - once these issues are noticed, our technicians can take care of them for you!

Why Might You Fail an Inspection?

You can fail for a variety of reasons, specifically if a system in your vehicle can not be operated safely. Commonly, rusty and worn brakes are the most common safety issue that can cause you to fail your inspection, but worn tires and faulty exhaust systems can also be common ways to fail.

A state inspection is important to the health of your vehicle, so we encourage you to give us a call to see when you can schedule your appointment! We will make sure you get back on the road quickly and with the confidence that your vehicle is operating at its peak performance level!