Virginia State Inspections
Stay legal, stay safe, and stay on the road with Virginia State Inspections performed by the certified professionals at Scott's Ivy Exxon Automotive & Tire. Our licensed inspectors provide thorough, efficient vehicle inspections that meet all state requirements—ensuring your car is safe, compliant, and ready for the year ahead.
Whether you’re due for your annual inspection or need a re-inspection, our team is here to help.
Why Virginia State Inspections Matter
Virginia requires annual safety inspections to ensure all vehicles meet essential safety standards. These inspections help identify issues early, improve road safety, and keep drivers compliant with state regulations.
At Scott's Ivy Exxon Automotive & Tire, we take this responsibility seriously—providing clear, honest assessments each and every time.
What Our Virginia State Inspection Includes
During the official Virginia safety inspection, our certified technicians check:
✔ Brakes & Parking Brake
We inspect pads, rotors, drums, shoes, and braking operation for proper function.
✔ Steering & Suspension
Includes shocks, struts, ball joints, tie rods, bushings, and alignment concerns.
✔ Tires, Wheels & Rims
We check tread depth, wear patterns, tire condition, and wheel integrity.
✔ Lights & Signals
Headlights, brake lights, turn signals, hazards, and tag lights must be fully operational.
✔ Horn, Mirrors & Wipers
Ensures visibility and essential safety features are functioning correctly.
✔ Exhaust System
We inspect for leaks, damage, or unsafe emissions-related concerns.
✔ Fuel System
Checking for leaks or safety hazards.
✔ Seat Belts & Airbag Indicators
Ensures restraint systems are in proper working condition.
✔ Glass & Windshield
We look for cracks, chips, or obstructions that affect safety.
✔ Hood Latch, Doors & Hinges
All must operate securely and properly.
✔ Other Required Safety Checks
Including floor pans, license plates, odometer, and other state-mandated components.
If your vehicle passes, you’ll receive your new Virginia State Inspection sticker.
If not, we explain exactly what needs to be fixed—and we can complete the repairs in-house.
