[AutoIndustriya] Tires older than 5 years old not allowed under MVIS?

[_Cathy_]

But don't tires need to be replaced naman talaga after 5 years regardless of condition?

I do 5 years for cars na highway driving but for city driving, I don't hehe

[dr. d]

Good luck sa mga trucks and PUJ. Kalbo na mga gulong


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i have seen the inner tubes of those PUJs.
they have more patches than a scottish kilt.

[dr. d]

But don't tires need to be replaced naman talaga after 5 years regardless of condition?

the current law does not require it.
but if it is part of the incoming vehicle inspection requirement...

[travajante]

This is the official checklist PMVICs(currently, only 138 of them nationwide) will perform.

[ninjababez]

But don't tires need to be replaced naman talaga after 5 years regardless of condition?

ang alam ko 6 eh
pero sabi ni michellin ..
https://www.topgear.com.ph/news/indu...a1503-20170128

[dr. d]

i am registering my car next month.
shall i go to the new MVIS? saan sa metro manila?
should i go straight to LTO, as before?

i read this story about a motorist who went to the new MVIS facillity.
after undergoing the testing and paying,
he found out that he couldn't use the info, as the facility was not yet connected to the LTO.

i am wondering,
will there be acceptable tolerances for wear and tear?
or will they require the old car must be in brand-new condition?

[travajante]

i am registering my car next month.
shall i go to the new MVIS? saan sa metro manila?
should i go straight to LTO, as before?

i read this story about a motorist who went to the new MVIS facillity.
after undergoing the testing and paying,
he found out that he couldn't use the info, as the facility was not yet connected to the LTO.

i am wondering,
will there be acceptable tolerances for wear and tear?
or will they require the old car must be in brand-new condition?

Do it before the new MVIS activation, doc. PMVICs are currently doing test runs.

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[dr. d]

This is the official checklist PMVICs(currently, only 138 of them nationwide) will perform.

i find it strange, that car components that are not required by law, are being inspected and graded, as per the list above.
for example, are odometers, windshield washers, aircons, and interior lights required by law?

i am also wondering,
how do they evaluate undercarriage parts?
will there be special instruments, or will it be via the traditional grab-and-shake method?

[dr. d]

Do it before the new MVIS activation, doc. PMVICs are currently doing test runs.

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that's what i intend to do.
i wonder, will LTO accept renewal two months ahead of schedule?
heh heh.

[travajante]

i find it strange, that car components that are not required by law, are being inspected and graded, as per the list above.
for example, are windshield washers, aircons, and interior lights required by law?

Beats me too, doc.

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