colorado safety inspection

[StormNISMO]

I guess its on a county by county basis. I've only been in Denver (Adams County) for 4 years and before that in Fort Collins (Larimer County) for 2years, which both required inspections as I stated above. I assumed it was for all, but you know what happens when you assume.

[integra3586]

lol, very true.

Colorado Springs just barely got rid of there emissions testing. i believe it started in january 07 maybe 06

[nissanclay]

I have to get emissions but no inspections. I'd be screwed if inspections were required. My truck is registered in Morrison CO.

As long as CO people are looking at this, I saw a Sliver 2nd gen with a Shrock front at Kipling and Florida this morning (sunday 7/5) anyone here?

[the007forum]

so its probably just are denver metro area..right? does anyone know about weld county?

[Neight]

All of Boulder county requires an emissions test every 2 years. But it's easy, just can't have tires over 34s.

[integra3586]

so what happens if you have a h2? with 35's factory?

[Neight]

You fail.

I've had 2 friends come to borrow my 33s to drive to the emissions place with, one normally running 37s and the other 35s.

[integra3586]

yea, but im talking 35's that came on a vehicle stock, not ones you put of aftermarket.

[Neight]

Hey I'm just saying what the emissions place says. I don't think they care if they're stock or not, it's all about the environment for those places. Hummers shouldn't be allowed on the streets and shouldn't pass emissions tests anyway. If you're dumb enough to buy one to drive to work and back you deserve to fail.

[integra3586]

i disagree with you there. there are plenty of other vehicles that get around the same gas mileage as a h2 many even worse. for instance the Titan, 12-13 in the city is not uncommon for a Titan. The H2 is really just a suburban with a different body.