Pennsylvania requires safety inspections for most vehicles. In some counties, vehicles must also pass an emissions inspection. All safety and emissions inspections must be performed at an official state inspection station. Your vehicle must pass inspection to continue to legally operate on Pennsylvania’s roads.
Safety inspections are performed on over 11 million Pennsylvania cars annually at hundreds of state inspection stations; Tire Town is an authorized inspection station for safety inspections and emissions inspections.
We serve State College, PA, Bellefonte, PA, Boalsburg, PA, and surrounding areas.
Passenger cars and light trucks require safety inspection technicians to check the following:
For vehicles registered in Centre County, an Emissions Inspection is also required.
If your vehicle doesn't pass inspection, one of our trained advisers will be available to answer any questions you have, explain the problem, and address how to correct it. If the problem is repaired and we are your initial inspection station, we can reinspect your vehicle for free within 30 days.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Website states:
"Your re-inspection will be free, as long as you have it done within 30 days at the same place that conducted the initial inspection. If your car still doesn't pass the inspection, and you can show that you have spent at least $150 on emissions-related repairs, you may be eligible for a one-year waiver."
"In some cases, you may have to spend more if the repair is the only reasonable way to address the problem, such as replacing a catalytic converter. You must obtain an emissions sticker or a waiver from a certified inspection station and pass a safety inspection before a permanent safety inspection sticker can be applied to your vehicle."
Tire Town is here to help with all your PA state inspection needs. For more information, contact us today.
Contact us about PA State Inspections
Send »
Please click anywhere to continue browsing our site.