Balance RV Tires

[davidjsimons]

It does not have to be able to fit into the shop. Actually, all that is required is forty five feet of continuos plain per inspection bay. I know this because my building is certified as a Virginia State Inspection station and I had to add about ten feet of concrete pad outside of my roll up door. My shop building has a roll up door on each end and is about 70' long. They considered half of the building one bay and the other half another bay. Since I only poured the pad outside of one door, only half of my shop is certified to serve as an inspection facility.


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[Comptech]

Interesting, All of the inspection station people I have talked to said that the RV has to be able to fit in the building or shop for them to be able to inspect it...

[Festus2]

We seem to have two separate threads (Tires, tires, tires & Odds 'n Ends) both of which are discussing state inspections of RV's running at the same time. This thread started with a question about balancing tires and has now drifted into a discussion about state inspection facilities.

[Comptech]

Ok ya all knock it off and quit changing the topic... the po-po are knocking on the door and we are all going to get in trouble... Lets keep on topic...
Thanks Festus

[cabinfever]

Originally Posted by Festus2

We seem to have two separate threads (Tires, tires, tires & Odds 'n Ends) both of which are discussing state inspections of RV's running at the same time. This thread started with a question about balancing tires and has now drifted into a discussion about state inspection facilities.

Thats why I started the other thread about inspection...didn't wanna run this thread off the rails.