Missouri Safety & Emissions Inspection in St. Peters, MO
Most vehicles in the state of Missouri require a safety and emissions inspection to quality for licensing. When it comes to keeping your vehicle road-ready there are two main types of testing that need to be completed. A safety inspection ensures that your vehicle meets the minimum safety requirements for the manufacturing year and the emissions inspection ensures that your vehicle meets emissions standards.
Our team at Masters Automotive in St. Peters is here to make the inspection process smooth and straightforward. Our team is certified to handle both Missouri safety and emissions testing
Need an inspection? Call us today at 636-279-6315 or request an appointment online.
What to Expect During Your Inspection
When you bring your vehicle to Masters Automotive for a safety inspection and emissions test, you can expect a thorough and efficient process. Our authorized technicians will inspect the following components:
- Seat belts
- Windshield and windows
- Turn signals and headlights
- Brake lights
- Brake system
- Horn
- Steering mechanism
- Rearview mirrors
- Exhaust system
- Fuel system
- Tires and wheels
- Bumpers
- Airbags
Request a Safety & Emissions Inspection
What Is a Missouri Safety & Emissions Inspection?
The safety inspection is a comprehensive check to identify any safety hazards in your vehicle. During this inspection, we check various vehicle components, including brakes, lights, tires, seat belts, and more, to ensure they comply with state safety standards.
The emissions inspection focuses on your vehicle’s exhaust system, ensuring that it meets Missouri’s environmental standards. Both inspections are required by law to maintain your vehicle registration.
Who Needs a Missouri Vehicle Inspection?
In Missouri, most vehicles need a safety and emissions inspection. This includes passenger cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Here’s a quick breakdown:
- Frequency: Vehicles over three years old require yearly inspections to remain compliant with state regulations.
- Exemptions: Vehicles less than three years old, antique vehicles, and new residents (within the first 60 days) may be exempt. Check with Masters Automotive to see if your vehicle qualifies for an exemption.
Frequently Asked Questions
If your vehicle fails the safety and emissions test, you’ll need to have the necessary repairs made then bring your car back for a re-inspection. Our team at Masters Automotive can perform the necessary repairs if needed and request a new inspection once those repairs are completed.
Missouri requires both safety and emissions inspections to ensure that all vehicles on the road are safe and compliant with state standards.
- Safety inspections help ensure your vehicle is safe to operate on Missouri roads.
- An emissions inspection tests your vehicle’s emissions levels to ensure they meet or exceed the state’s standards.
Bring your vehicle’s registration and proof of insurance. If it’s a new purchase, bring the title and a bill of sale.
The inspection typically takes 30 minutes to an hour, depending on your vehicle’s condition.
Contact Us To Request Your Missouri Safety & Emissions Inspection in St. Peters, MO
Don’t wait until the last minute to get your vehicle inspected. If you wait till your license plate is expired, you will often have to pay a late registration fee. At Masters Automotive, we make the process easy, efficient, and thorough. Call us today at 636-279-6315 or use our online contact form to request your service.
