PA State Inspections in Dunmore

Tom Hesser Nissan Can Help with Your Annual Pennsylvania Vehicle Safety Inspections

From brakes to horns, your vehicle includes a variety of essential parts that all work together to ensure your safety, and the safety of everyone you pass on Scranton, PA roads. Like other states around the country, Pennsylvania requires an annual checkup of all of these key parts and components, to make sure they're up to task. When the time comes for your annual PA state inspection, there's no need to go anywhere else, because the service center at Tom Hesser Nissan is here to help.

All of Your State Safety Inspection Questions, Answered

Not only does our team specialize on all of the ins and outs of automotive care and maintenance here at our Dunmore, PA dealership, but we're also proud to be your local, trustworthy, PA state inspection station as well. To help make your next inspection appointment seamless, we've highlighted some frequently asked questions, as well as their answers, for you here.

What does a PA State inspection check?

A. This essential, annual checkup covers all of the most important parts of your vehicle, such as seat belt function, brakes, tire condition, mirrors, exhaust, and more. We look closely at each of these, and many other, areas of the vehicle, to make sure they're all working properly and ready to keep you safe on Pennsylvania highways and byways.

What should I bring to get my car inspected?

A. We will need your current driver's license, as well as proof of both automotive registration and insurance coverage.

I lost track of time and my inspection sticker already expired. Is there a grace period for expired inspection stickers in PA?

A. No. The state of Pennsylvania does not allow for a grace period on expired inspection stickers, which means if you're driving around with an expired sticker on your car, you are at risk of getting pulled over and ticketed.

Will my car pass inspection if the check engine light is on?

A. No. One of the most important things we check during the inspection process is whether or not the "check engine" light is on in your vehicle. If it is, your vehicle requires further service and maintenance. As such, it will fail its inspection.

Contact the Tom Hesser Nissan PA State Inspection Station Team Soon

Don't wait until the end of the month in which your inspection sticker expires to schedule your appointment. Get a jump on it early and be sure that you're cruising around town in a vehicle that's up to date on service and care, with all of its key components working together to protect you and your family.