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Wheel & Tire Protrusion in Vermont

Vehicle type: Suv

Conditional

Vermont fails a vehicle at inspection if any fender has been removed or a fender fails to cover the tread portion of a tire. Modified vehicles must have fenders covering the entire tire tread width from 15 degrees forward to 75 degrees rearward of the wheel centerline.

Verified against primary sources · August 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are wheel & tire protrusion legal in Vermont?
Vermont fails a vehicle at inspection if any fender has been removed or a fender fails to cover the tread portion of a tire. Modified vehicles must have fenders covering the entire tire tread width from 15 degrees forward to 75 degrees rearward of the wheel centerline.
What are the wheel & tire protrusion limits in Vermont?
Vermont fails a vehicle at inspection if any fender has been removed or a fender fails to cover the tread portion of a tire. Modified vehicles must have fenders covering the entire tire tread width from 15 degrees forward to 75 degrees rearward of the wheel centerline. For specific numeric limits and thresholds, see our full compliance report.
Are there exceptions for wheel & tire protrusion in Vermont?
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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