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Wheel & Tire Protrusion in Pennsylvania

Vehicle type: Van

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Pennsylvania requires wheels to be equipped with fenders of a type used as original equipment, and the tire may not come into contact with the body, fenders, or chassis. This is enforced at annual inspection.

Verified against primary sources · August 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are wheel & tire protrusion legal in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania requires wheels to be equipped with fenders of a type used as original equipment, and the tire may not come into contact with the body, fenders, or chassis. This is enforced at annual inspection.
What are the wheel & tire protrusion limits in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania requires wheels to be equipped with fenders of a type used as original equipment, and the tire may not come into contact with the body, fenders, or chassis. This is enforced at annual inspection. For specific numeric limits and thresholds, see our full compliance report.
Are there exceptions for wheel & tire protrusion in Pennsylvania?
Yes, there may be exceptions and exemptions. Get the full details including medical exemptions and edge cases in our compliance report.

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