Pennsylvania State Inspection Guide for Ford Owners in Reading
Pennsylvania requires an annual safety inspection — and an emissions inspection in Berks County — to keep your vehicle legal on the road. Here’s what Ford owners around Reading need to know.

What Pennsylvania Inspections Cover
The safety inspection checks brakes, tires, steering, suspension, lights, wipers, and more. Berks County is an emissions-testing county, so most vehicles also need an emissions check. You receive new stickers when your vehicle passes.
When Is My Inspection Due?
Your safety inspection sticker shows the month it expires; inspection is due by the end of that month. Driving on an expired sticker can mean a citation, so don’t wait until the last week.
Why Get Inspected at a Ford Dealer
At Tom Masano Ford, factory-trained technicians know your Ford inside and out, use genuine Ford parts, and can handle any needed repairs in one visit — the convenient, done-right option for Reading, Wyomissing, and Shillington drivers.
Schedule Your Inspection
Book online or explore service specials at Tom Masano Ford, 1600 Lancaster Avenue in Reading. Inspection requirements are set by PennDOT and may change; confirm current rules for your vehicle.
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