What You Get When You Book Your Inspection
Safety First:
Regular DOT inspections, whether annual or every 90 days, ensure that your vehicle is in top condition, protecting you and your loved ones from potential accidents caused by mechanical failures. Imagine the peace of mind knowing your vehicle won't break down unexpectedly on a busy highway
Peace of Mind:
Knowing your vehicle has passed a thorough inspection gives you confidence every time you drive. It's not just about meeting regulations; it's about ensuring you and your passengers are safe on every journey
Legal Compliance:
Staying compliant with DOT regulations not only avoids hefty fines but also demonstrates your commitment to road safety. It’s about being a responsible vehicle owner and setting an example for others on the road
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DOT Inspection
What You Get When You Book Your Inspection
Safety First:
Regular DOT inspections, whether annual or every 90 days, ensure that your vehicle is in top condition, protecting you and your loved ones from potential accidents caused by mechanical failures. Imagine the peace of mind knowing your vehicle won't break down unexpectedly on a busy highway
Peace of Mind:
Knowing your vehicle has passed a thorough inspection gives you confidence every time you drive. It's not just about meeting regulations; it's about ensuring you and your passengers are safe on every journey
Legal Compliance:
Staying compliant with DOT regulations not only avoids hefty fines but also demonstrates your commitment to road safety. It’s about being a responsible vehicle owner and setting an example for others on the road
Why Is It Important To Get DOT Inspection
Getting a DOT inspection is crucial because it ensures your vehicle meets safety standards, protecting you and others on the road from potential hazards.
It helps you stay compliant with legal requirements, avoiding fines and penalties. Regular inspections provide peace of mind by confirming that your vehicle is roadworthy and reliable.
The Department of Transportation (DOT) annual inspection is a comprehensive inspection that is required for commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) operating in interstate commerce.
This inspection ensures that the vehicle meets the federal safety standards. Inspections also help identify minor issues before they become costly repairs, saving you money in the long run
. Additionally, inspections contribute to reducing emissions, supporting environmental sustainability
Here Are What We Inspect When You Come In
DOT Annual Inspection
Brake System: Service brakes, Parking brake, Brake drums and rotors, Brake linings and pads, Brake hoses and tubing, Trailer brake connections
Coupling Devices: Fifth wheel, Pintle hooks, Drawbar/towbar eye, Upper coupler assembly, Safety devices
Exhaust System: Leaks, Proper mounting, Components and emissions
Fuel System: Tanks and lines, Mounting and leaks
Lighting Devices: Headlamps, Tail lamps, Clearance lamps, Reflectors, Marker lamps
Safe Loading: Securement devices, Tie-downs, Cargo securement
Steering Mechanism: Steering wheel free play, Steering column, Front axle beam and components, Steering gear box, Pitman arm
Suspension: Springs and hangers, U-bolts, Axle positioning parts, Shock absorbers
Frame: Frame members, Tire and wheel clearance, Adjustable axle assemblies
Tires: Tread depth, Tire pressure, Tire condition
Wheels and Rims: Condition of rims, Lock or side ring
Windshield Glazing: Condition of glass, Presence of cracks and chips
Windshield Wipers: Operation and condition
90-Day Inspection
General Inspection: Overall vehicle condition, Cleanliness and organization
Brake System: Basic check of service brakes, Parking brake operation
Tires: Tire pressure, Tire tread and wear
Lights and Reflectors: Operation of all lights, Condition of reflectors
Steering and Suspension: Steering operation, Suspension components
Fluid Levels: Engine oil, Coolant, Brake fluid, Transmission fluid, Power steering fluid
Exhaust System: Basic check for leaks and secure mounting
Safety Equipment: Fire extinguisher, Reflective triangles, Spare fuses
DOT Annual Inspection
Brake System: Service brakes, Parking brake, Brake drums and rotors, Brake linings and pads, Brake hoses and tubing, Trailer brake connections
Coupling Devices: Fifth wheel, Pintle hooks, Drawbar/towbar eye, Upper coupler assembly, Safety devices
Exhaust System: Leaks, Proper mounting, Components and emissions
Fuel System: Tanks and lines, Mounting and leaks
Lighting Devices: Headlamps, Tail lamps, Clearance lamps, Reflectors, Marker lamps
Safe Loading: Securement devices, Tie-downs, Cargo securement
Steering Mechanism: Steering wheel free play, Steering column, Front axle beam and components, Steering gear box, Pitman arm
Suspension: Springs and hangers, U-bolts, Axle positioning parts, Shock absorbers
Frame: Frame members, Tire and wheel clearance, Adjustable axle assemblies
Tires: Tread depth, Tire pressure, Tire condition
Wheels and Rims: Condition of rims, Lock or side ring
Windshield Glazing: Condition of glass, Presence of cracks and chips
Windshield Wipers: Operation and condition
90-Day Inspection
General Inspection: Overall vehicle condition, Cleanliness and organization
Brake System: Basic check of service brakes, Parking brake operation
Tires: Tire pressure, Tire tread and wear
Lights and Reflectors: Operation of all lights, Condition of reflectors
Steering and Suspension: Steering operation, Suspension components
Fluid Levels: Engine oil, Coolant, Brake fluid, Transmission fluid, Power steering fluid
Exhaust System: Basic check for leaks and secure mounting
Safety Equipment: Fire extinguisher, Reflective triangles, Spare fuses
How Our 2 - Step Inspection Process Works
Inspection Standards
We conduct a thorough examination of the vehicle's systems, including brakes, lights, and tires, to ensure they meet safety standards.
Documentation
A record of the inspection should be kept in the vehicle's maintenance file, noting any issues found and corrective actions taken.
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