Question 1

What’s Included with a North Carolina State Vehicle Inspection?

Accepted Answer

As part of our test, a certified inspector will carefully check the following components to ensure they meet North Carolina state vehicle standards:Brakes   Lights   HornSteeringWindshield wipersDirectional signalsTiresRearview mirrorsExhaust emissions

Question 2

What Else Should I Know About Vehicle Inspections in North Carolina?

Accepted Answer

North Carolina state vehicle inspection fees are $13.60. Emissions inspection fees, which include vehicle inspections, cost $30.00.Your vehicle must pass inspection before its registration can be renewed. You must have your vehicle inspected no more than 90 days before your plate expires.If your vehicle was made before 1995, it is exempt from having an emissions inspection. However, it will still need to have a state vehicle inspection.Cars and trucks that are 35 years old or older are exempt from North Carolina state vehicle and emissions inspections.See a full explanation of North Carolina’s vehicle safety and emissions regulations.

Question 3

Where Can I Get a North Carolina Inspection Near Me?

Accepted Answer

Select Goodyear Auto Service North Carolina locations offer state vehicle inspections. For more information on the inspection contact one of your local North Carolina locations, or choose to make an appointment today.

Question 4

How Often Are State Vehicle Inspections Required?

Accepted Answer

North Carolina state vehicle inspections are required annually.

Question 5

Why Choose a Goodyear Auto Service Location as your State Vehicle Inspection Station?

Accepted Answer

The technicians at your local Goodyear Auto Service understand the specific requirements that must be met to pass a North Carolina state vehicle inspection, and will work closely with you to determine exactly what your vehicle needs to stay road-ready in the Old North State.

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