Inspection Season in Bucks County
Your inspection month is printed on the sticker on your windshield. Pennsylvania registers more vehicles in March than any other month, so January through March are busy times for inspections; book a little ahead if yours is due then. For most cars the sticker is good for one year from the month of inspection.
If Something Doesn't Pass
Things that can fail include tires or brake pads under 2/32 of an inch, burned-out bulbs, worn wipers and a lit check engine light, which fails emissions automatically on 1996 and newer cars. We show you exactly what failed, quote the repair and let you decide. If emissions fails, you get one free retest at the same station within 30 days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need emissions testing in Bucks County?
Yes, most gasoline vehicles 8,500 lb and under do, once a year with the safety inspection. Cars driven under 5,000 miles in the past year and the current model year are among those exempt.
How do I schedule an inspection?
Call 215-493-3633 or request a time online. An appointment is recommended.