What are the requirements for tires in vehicle annual inspection?

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KeeganAnn
07/30/25 12:40am
Vehicle annual inspection has the following requirements for tires: the tires must be intact without severe damage; the tire models should remain the same with consistent tread patterns. Vehicle annual inspection, also known as vehicle annual check, refers to the annual safety technical inspection that every vehicle must undergo to eliminate potential safety hazards. The steps of vehicle annual inspection include: 1. Exhaust emission test, which is the first item of the annual inspection. If the vehicle fails, it must be repaired and retested; 2. Traffic violation check. If there are any outstanding traffic violations that have not been dealt with, the vehicle will not pass the annual inspection; 3. Appearance inspection, which mainly checks for damages on the vehicle body, tires, lamp covers, etc., and whether the owner has made unauthorized modifications to the vehicle; 4. On-line inspection, which mainly tests the brakes, lights, horn, chassis, and other items; 5. Review. After all inspections are completed, the vehicle management office will review the indicators; 6. Receiving the mark. If the review is passed, the vehicle can receive the motor vehicle inspection qualification mark.
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