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

[Dr.Kamiya]

https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...n-5-years.html

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New industry: set of tires for hire [emoji23]


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[ninjababez]

New industry: set of tires for hire [emoji23]


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hahaha uu nga ano

[dr. d]

New industry: set of tires for hire [emoji23]


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i am re-newing my innova next month.
i need five tires with rims (spare tire included!).
sino may tires + rims for hire?
magkano?
heh heh.
joke lang po.

truly,
we are experts at circumventing safety protocols designed to protect us.

[Tha_Mann]

magmamahal na naman presyo ng non-apperance nito haha. wala naman ako problema kung gagawin nila ito. pero sa tingin nyo eh may papasa ba mga PUVs dito? another source of corruption na naman ito eh.

[dr. d]

magmamahal na naman presyo ng non-apperance nito haha. wala naman ako problema kung gagawin nila ito. pero sa tingin nyo eh may papasa ba mga PUVs dito? another source of corruption na naman ito eh.

it might give rise to the "spot check industry".
like what some (makati?) so-called enforcers do from time to time along south superhighway between vito cruz and pasay road...
they would flag down commercial diesel vehicles (e.g., delivery vans like L300s and elves) for emissions check, even as these vehicles were not spewing soot...

i was once flagged down for emissions check of my near-new diesel vehicle, somewhere in makati, years ago.
but when i noticed that the person was sporting an expired ID, i said "un-authorized po kayo", commenting on his ID, and i drove off.

government should really have a national policy, to prevent enterprising entities from abusing the system.

[Jiggs]

[QUOTE=dr. d;3224035
truly,
we are experts at circumventing safety protocols designed to protect us.[/QUOTE]

Agree...matagal na practice yan sa May Tomas Mapua. They are experts in changing the manufacturing date sa sidewalk ng tires.

[dr. d]

Agree...matagal na practice yan sa May Tomas Mapua. They are experts in changing the manufacturing date sa sidewalk ng tires.

talagah!
they can brand the ten-year old tire to make it appear that it was manufactured just last month?

naku mods,
erase nyo itong last two posts dito!
baka mag accidental kitakits ang mga tsikoteers sa t. mapua...
heh heh heh.

i actually went down to check on my car's tire dates.
the oldest is dated 3516...
the spare tire is probably much much older. i bought it early on, after my oem spare tire + mags was stolen. i replaced the purloined spare with a pre-owned revo steel rim + pre-owned tire...
i'll have to buy newer tires for when it's for LTO renewal at the 4th quarter this year...

[bugsmobile]

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

[ice15]

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naalala ko yung "muffler wash" nung bago pa yung smoke emission test

palaging available sa mga gas station na malapit sa testing center

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


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[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.

[travajante]

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

[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]

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]

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

They somehow accepted my 1-ending plate before the holidays. Be conscious of insurance expiry & start dates.

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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?

[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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[Wh1stl3r]

IIRC the age limit for tires in more advanced markets is 10 years. Ang sosyal naman natin.