NH Inspection Stickers

[ericpost]

Anyone know of a 4x4 friendly inspection station in NH? I have a fully street worthy rig with the exception of the bumper height .

[74 C-30]

i know some places, where are you?

[ericpost]

Barrington.... but I'll travel!

[Hottrucks]

Hmmm that would be illegal...lmao..but yea ..but I'm kinda far ...I'm in Lebanon..

at least now I know I'm the only one up here

Jeff

[74 C-30]

Barrington? no way, I'm in Rochester. theres a place called C&G just off of Rt16 in north rochester, and theres Jack's in Wakefield. how far tall are you? everyone i know puts stock sized tires on their truck for inspection, then puts the big ones back on.

[ericpost]

Small World. Thanks for the locations!

The rule says 20 inches to the bumper. At least that was what I remember it use to be. Not sure stock tires will get me there, I'm at 30" front and 34" rear. The real problem is most times when you drive in they say keep going and won't even look at the rig!

I just got back into wheeling. Last time I was into it I lived in Plaistow. I heard there is a cool place in/near Rochester... Do you know where?

[74 C-30]

depending on your tire size, maybe. im pretty sure C&G will inspect it if ins not too outrageous

i dont wheel, but some of my buddies do, at the end of Shaw Drive is an old tote road that turns into a pretty nasty trail, although I took a stock jeep through it no problem. theres a sports bar on 125 in north rochester (cant remember the name) and theres a trail from the parking lot that my buddy buried his Ram 1500 over the 33 inch tires in mud. theres back roads too if you look around

[vtblazer]

Originally Posted by ericpost

The real problem is most times when you drive in they say keep going and won't even look at the rig!

Had the same problem up here when I was running the 42's, you'd pull in and they'd just start laughing.

Finally found a place but due the their 'looking the other way' policy, they got shut down and are no longer in business.