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Can 225 tires be changed to 235 for annual inspection?

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DelMackenzie
07/30/25 2:39am
Changing from 225 to 235 tires will not pass the annual inspection. Here is relevant information about annual inspections: Concept: Also known as motor vehicle inspection. The inspection items and scope vary depending on the vehicle's usage nature. Timeframe: For passenger cars and blue-license minivans, the first six years after new vehicle registration require biennial inspections; after six years, annual inspections are required; after ten years, semi-annual inspections are needed; after fifteen years, biannual inspections are required. For trucks, annual inspections are required after registration, and after ten years, semi-annual inspections are necessary. Documents required for vehicle annual inspection include: the vehicle's license, valid compulsory insurance policy, and vehicle and vessel tax receipt.
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