What happens if I get my raised vehicle inspected and I am issued a Letter of Authorization, and I want to install different tires or further modify the body lift or suspension lift systems?
Under the proposed policy, an owner would be required to resubmit their vehicle for inspection (to Phase 1 requirements if re-inspected prior to Jan. 1, 2011 or to Phase 2 requirements if re-inspected on or after Jan. 1, 2011) and make application for a new Letter of Authorization, if: • any modification is made that increases the vehicles ride height; or • the vehicle is fitted with replacement tires that have a larger diameter than the tires the vehicle was originally equipped with when inspected and listed on the original Letter of Authorization. Under the proposed policy, an owner would not be required to resubmit their vehicle for inspection and make application for a new Letter of Authorization, if: • the vehicle is fitted with replacement tires that have the same or smaller diameter than the tires the vehicle was originally equipped with when inspected and listed on the original Letter of Authorization; • lift components are replaced, due to damage or normal wear and tear, with
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