- Location
- Sandy, Ut
And I never did see a ticket for them 
Beadlocks... Not blanket illegal in Utah anymore
- Thread starter cruiseroutfit
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- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Yehaww! The state can advise the hell out of me!
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
That is the latest revision of the Utah State Safety inspection manual. I don't think they've officially posted it yet?
Corban_White
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- Location
- Payson, AZ
The latest revision online currently is 2011-2012.
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
Updates on the UHP website, check out the new windshield rules:
https://highwaypatrol.utah.gov/safetyinspection/
https://highwaypatrol.utah.gov/safetyinspection/
BCGPER
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- Sunny Arizona
It's too bad they're still a reason to get ticketed. Sounds more like a UHP fundraising event than anything.
And, fender flares and mudflaps are not a reason to fail an inspection either!
Interesting...so the windshield I replaced in my truck last year would be fine this year. Cracked all the way across. Then again, it was really annoying since the crack would reflect sunlight right into my eyes--so the new glass is much nicer (and safer) to drive with...
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
I'm yet to see a ticket for them nor a law for them to ticket against. Previously the only place they were illegal was in the State Inspection Manual which is fact a rule based on interpretation of laws not laws themselves.
BCGPER
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- Sunny Arizona
I was referring to the tire coverage portion. Wasn't that part of the lift law? If it was part of that bill, and I really cant remember now, it appears to me like it would still be a law. If that's the case, the inspector could "advise" you, and you would get a pass. Then, Buford T could ticket you for no flaps?
I'd still see that as a win, at least you could argue it "passed" in court.
I'd still see that as a win, at least you could argue it "passed" in court.
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
Ah, my bad. Yes, it was actually written into law on the tire coverage portion. Hopefully the fact it isn't a "reject" will soften the enforcement too?
Brad J
Registered User
- Location
- Woods Cross, UT
The Auto Glass Companies around here are not going to be happy with this change.
Strange to see that site linked here, haha. I designed/developed the current publicsafety site last year. They manage their own content so don't blame me for that.
Interesting to see these new rules.