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H & S Tire & Auto Center provides Missouri safety and emissions inspections.
Non-exempt vehicles must pass the state inspection when required. If there is no change in vehicle ownership, even model year vehicles must pass the safety/emissions inspection (unless exempt) in even calendar years, and odd model year vehicles must pass the inspection (unless exempt) in odd calendar years in order for the owner to renew registration. Your renewal notice from the Department of Revenue will assist you in determining when your vehicle needs a state inspection.
If it's time for your state safety and emissions inspection, visit H & S Tire & Auto Center.
We serve Wentzville, MO, Lake St. Louis, MO, Flint Hill, MO, and surrounding areas.
If you have a non-exempt vehicle registered in any of the areas below, you need an emissions test (also known as a smog check) in addition to the safety inspection:
If the vehicle doesn't pass its inspection by its due date, its registration will be denied. For this reason, we recommended prioritizing your state inspection once you receive notice that it's time.
For vehicles registered in St. Charles County, the Missouri state inspection is a two-part process that consists of the safety inspection and emissions inspection.
The safety inspection includes checking your headlights, turn signals, horn, brake system, steering mechanism, all window glass, windshield wipers, and other parts that are crucial to vehicle safety.
During the emissions inspection, special equipment is used to read your On-Board Diagnostic System (OBD). If you're within legal emission levels, your vehicle passes the test.
For more information, view the motor vehicle inspection checklist below, courtesy of the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Pamphlet from statepatrol.dps.mo.gov/. Check the website for newest updates.
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