01-22-2017, 07:22 AM
"A still image doesn't show 1/8 of an inch in play for a wheel bearing fail. "
I was under the impression that the photographs were implemented to stop the finger-pointing over who was responsible for enforcing the vehicles with illegal tires that stuck out too far.
I once asked a guy with a truck jacked up so high one needed climbing skills to get into it, and it had tires that jutted out so far as to practically drive in the oncoming lane how he got his truck past the safety check. He said that he has a separate set of narrow wheels/tires that he has put on for the check, then he gets them swapped back out after the photos. So the other 364 days out of the year he is slinging rocks onto the windshields behind him and the cops don't pull him over because it's "a safety check problem".
I was under the impression that the photographs were implemented to stop the finger-pointing over who was responsible for enforcing the vehicles with illegal tires that stuck out too far.
I once asked a guy with a truck jacked up so high one needed climbing skills to get into it, and it had tires that jutted out so far as to practically drive in the oncoming lane how he got his truck past the safety check. He said that he has a separate set of narrow wheels/tires that he has put on for the check, then he gets them swapped back out after the photos. So the other 364 days out of the year he is slinging rocks onto the windshields behind him and the cops don't pull him over because it's "a safety check problem".