Inspections
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Built into the Price
PA State Inspection for cars and light trucks: $49.95
Annual Trailer Inspection: $49.95
Emissions Test: $39.95
Exemption Emission: $17.87
Replacement Safety Inspection Sticker: $13.00
Emissions Sticker Replacement: $2.00
Inspections typically take about 30–45 minutes.
You’re welcome to drop off your vehicle, or relax in our clean, comfortable waiting area, where we offer complimentary refreshments, free Wi-Fi, and plenty of seating.
Either way, we’ll keep you updated on the progress and findings every step of the way.
What to Bring with You
FAQs
Every passenger vehicle registered in Pennsylvania must pass a safety inspection once every 12 months. The due date is determined by the sticker on your windshield.
Yes, for most drivers. Pennsylvania requires annual emissions testing in certain counties to help improve air quality. Some counties do not require emissions testing—only a safety inspection.
Exemptions may apply to:
New vehicles under three model years old with low mileage
Classic, antique, or collectible vehicles
Certain diesel-powered or electric vehicles
Vehicles registered in counties without emissions requirements
Safety Inspection checks the condition of brakes, tires, lights, steering, suspension, windshield, and other essential components.
Emissions Test checks whether your vehicle meets state air-quality standards by measuring exhaust output or verifying system readiness.
You’ll receive a list of the issues. Repairs must be made, and your vehicle must pass a re-inspection before you can legally drive it with an up-to-date inspection sticker.
No. Driving with an expired inspection sticker is a traffic violation and could result in fines or penalties.
It’s best to schedule your inspection the month before your sticker expires to give yourself time for any needed repairs without risking a lapse.
Yes. In counties where emissions testing is required, most stations perform both at the same visit for convenience.
Inspection fees vary by station but are regulated by the state. Additional costs apply if your vehicle requires repairs to pass.
Bring your valid vehicle registration, proof of insurance, and payment method.
Passenger cars and light-duty trucks are checked for: suspension, steering, brakes, tires, wheels, lights, electrical systems, glass, mirrors, washer/defroster/wipers, fuel system, speedometer, odometer, exhaust, horn, warning devices, body, and chassis.
In Pennsylvania’s 42-county Non-I/M region, inspections also include a Visual Anti-Tampering Check to ensure required emissions components haven’t been removed or altered.
Inspections cover: suspension, steering, brakes, tires, wheels, lights, electrical systems, glass, mirrors, washer/defroster/wipers, fuel system, speedometer, odometer, exhaust, horn, warning devices, body, and chassis.
