Licensed Missouri Safety Inspection Station
🔧 Do I Need a Safety Inspection? 🔧
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Missouri law requires a vehicle safety inspection for:
Vehicles over 10 years old or with more than 150,000 miles (every 2 years)
Vehicles being bought or sold privately
Some trailers, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles​
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Not sure if your vehicle needs one? Just give us a call — we’re happy to help!
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✅ What’s Included in the Inspection? ✅
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Our certified technicians check all key safety systems, including:
Brakes, rotors, and pads
Steering and suspension components
Tires, wheels, and tread depth
Headlights, brake lights, turn signals
Windshield wipers and washer function
Horn, mirrors, seat belts, airbags
Exhaust and fuel system integrity
Body, frame, and bumpers
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If your vehicle doesn’t pass, we’ll explain exactly why and what it takes to fix it.
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We welcome appointments and walk-ins. Our team works quickly to get you back on the road — often in 30 minutes or less. Need repairs? We can help with that too.
Missouri Vehicle Safety Inspection – What You Need to Know
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In Missouri, most vehicles are required to pass a state safety inspection to ensure they meet minimum safety standards before being registered or renewed. These inspections are designed to keep drivers safe and vehicles roadworthy.
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Who Needs One?
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Vehicles over 10 years old or with over 150,000 miles must be inspected biennially (every 2 years) before registration renewal.
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Vehicles bought or sold by private party often require an inspection before the title can be transferred.
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Commercial vehicles, trailers, and motorcycles may also be subject to inspection, depending on usage.
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What’s Checked?
Our certified technicians inspect key safety components including:
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Brakes
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Steering and suspension
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Tires and wheels
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Lights and signals
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Windshield and Wipers
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Horn and mirrors
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Exhaust system
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Seat belts and airbags
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Body and frame integrity