NH State Inspection For Vehicles

thinkxingu · 07-31-2025, 11:28 AM

Two things that I've noticed since this thread started that might be problematic without inspections: tinting and tire size/poke.

While I know many inspection stations overlooked excessive tinting or wide/exposed tires, having the process every year definitely reduced the number of people who would avoid doing these things.

I thought of these two after having my windshield cracked by a rock thrown from a Jeep with uncovered (no mud flap or flare covered) tires and almost getting in an accident at a 4-way stop when I couldn't see the driver through their tinted windshield.

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07-31-2025, 11:28 AM	#39
thinkxingu Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 6,347 Thanks: 1,176 Thanked 2,108 Times in 1,305 Posts	Two things that I've noticed since this thread started that might be problematic without inspections: tinting and tire size/poke. While I know many inspection stations overlooked excessive tinting or wide/exposed tires, having the process every year definitely reduced the number of people who would avoid doing these things. I thought of these two after having my windshield cracked by a rock thrown from a Jeep with uncovered (no mud flap or flare covered) tires and almost getting in an accident at a 4-way stop when I couldn't see the driver through their tinted windshield. Sent from my SM-S931U using Tapatalk