They would check that all of the emissions equipment was hooked up, all the lights worked, the horn sounded, and cracks in the windshield weren’t in the driver’s line of sight, but that was about it.
Towards the end it was getting hard to find stations that would do the inspections—if they made a mistake, there were huge fines, and it took a heck of a lot of those $5 inspections to make up for one fine.
Down here we didnt care about the emissions, heck i even had several that i removed the converter and installed a pipe in its place. I know if a car came from the city or tulsa they couldnt inspect them due to them not being able to do the emission inspections
never seen a new car with jinkey lights?
The truck I bought had sat on the lot and was one of the last 3 2017 models they had in 2018. So they added the lift kit to them at the dealership. Honestly, I liked the look and that was one of the main reasons I bought it.
It's come in handy driving through snow and slick/muddy dirt roads.
It's got running boards along the side . . . so nobody needs a step ladder to get in.
I never had them actually test emissions, they just visually checked that the equipment under the hood was hooked up.
My F-250 4X4 has a 3” lift out of the factory for ground clearance when off-road. Full set of skid plates underneath for when it really gets rough.
Some of us don’t just drive on city streets.
Man id love that country!
You must have had a lot more dedicated inspectors than I've ever seen. Headlights could be pointed at the sky as long as they worked.
The way safety inspections were done was a joke for everyone involved. I worked at a station in high school and college. A few people expected like a 2 hour inspection of everything on their vehicle for $5 (college professors usually). Another group would get pissed when failing because of a brake light or slick tire etc and threaten to take their business elsewhere.
For the gas station inspections were a terrible use of time.
If you “plow” into a “lifted pickup” with ‘YOUR’ car, the owner of the lifted pickup can also expect “massive damage” to his/her vehicle…..
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