Pennsylvania requires annual vehicle safety inspections to ensure that vehicles are safe to operate. The inspections can prevent vehicle failure on the highways and crashes that may result in injuries or death. The inspections also include an emission test, which tests the vehicle's engine and emissions efficiency. If the vehicle passes both the safety inspection and the emission test, two stickers are placed on the bottom left corner of the windshield. If your vehicle passes or fails inspecti
In Pennsylvania, you can get your car inspected up to 90 days before the final deadline. This means that if your vehicle is due for inspection in July, you can get it done as early as May
Yes, before we can begin the State Inspection & Emission test we need 2 things:
If you have these documents in a digital format, you can email them to brownsauto3322@gmail.com before your appointment.
Pass or fail, you will be charged for a State Inspection. If your vehicle fails the inspection, you will be told what repairs are needed in order for it to pass. You will then need to have these repairs completed and have the vehicle re-tested. You are entitled to one free re-test at our station, as long as you bring it back within 30 days. If you bring the vehicle back after 30 days, you will be charged for a new State Inspection.
A great deal has been done to improve air quality in Pennsylvania; however more vehicles on the road and more miles being traveled are offsetting this progress. Vehicle emissions inspections are part of Pennsylvania’s plan to clean the air and keep it clean in the future.
You will have a higher chance of passing the inspection if you solve your “Check Engine” light issues. That light could be on for something minor, like a loose gas cap or a clogged filter, or it could also be something more serious.
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