Customer States Compilation (Best of July, August & September 2022) | Just Rolled In
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Now I'll have something to look forward to on Thursday, thanks man!
Have to give Cadillac props for designing 97sts rims. Had one blow out at 80mph after a scrapper truck ahead of me dropped a BMX bike out it's bed. In the fast lane nobody would move so I went pretty fast for pretty far on the rim to get to the right side of the road out of traffic. Took it off and walked for miles to get a new tire thankfully a kind fella gave me a ride as he seen me walking with a bare rim passing by the scrap yard, he seen I wasn't trying to scrap it knowing I had to of had a flat.
The tire shop just ground down a couple rough areas of the aluminum rim and the tire was perfect after mounted.
Thought for sure the rim would be bent.
Adding a bigger fuse after the first one blew is such a big brain moment
Ikr especially after it “keeps blowing fuses” smartest man on earth there
Everyone knows you just wrap the blown fuse in tinfoil
@@myview5840 nah, you jam the tin foil into the fuse socket.
I had someone tell me to do this after my headlight fuse blew, i obviously didn't listen because in what world does a led headlights blow a fuse, turned out the fan on the headlight had gotten stuck and shorted out the electric motor of the headlight fan, If I'd have listened I'd probably melt my headlight wiring
@@MrTurbo_ tis a joke, never use anything but correct rated fuse
the _impression_ the turkey left still cracks me up.
Makes me think of the road-runner cartoons, except that it's the bird making the impression!
Like that Turkey got hit so hard, it's soul was imprinted in the plastic
I saw a semi after hitting a turkey at 50 mph. It looked a lot like that. (Wild turkeys can and do fly. Not very high, not very far, but they can break windshields.)
I remember about the year 2000 or so I was going down the highway, and a car going in the opposing lane had a turkey fly up and it struck their windshield, causing the windshield to cave in. I flipped a U-turn to see if they needed assistance. They used my cell phone to call a relative and the lady passenger thought she might have glass in her eye. Turkeys can cause a lot of damage to a car. While we were there waiting, a dog came along and took the turkey carcass away.
Birds are dusty; it helps keep their feathers separated and lined up correctly. I had a cockatiel that would occasionally splat into the window when he got spooked and he usually left a perfect dust imprint of his spread wings.
The rotting pumpkin on top of the amp destroyed me 😭 How do you not immediately notice the smell?
Could have had covid and lost his/her sense of smell.
@@FFM0594 or the smell of rotting pumpkin is not the strongest smell in this car
Had a rotting pumpkin like this one in my basement. It was hidden and only found it after cleaning. It was half rotten and did not smell for some reason
More importantly, who doesn't notice a missing pumpkin missing that was stored in the passenger seat?
How did it get there?
I love how little effort some people put into figuring out things. The straw, the power button, the high beams. Funny af
Adult children. Literally helpless.
God has pity on the stupid.
Charles Darwin has entered the chat...
It blows my mind how many people have zero problem solving skills.
I love when the customer descriptions of the sound is 100% accurate
Yeah those train and snare drum sounds were on point!
the snare drum
@@projectdirtbikes yeah that truck should join a jazz band:D
December 29th I'll be posting a customer states my car sounds like ____ compilation of all the accurate customer descriptions of sounds lol.
Helicopters 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"my truck sounds like a snare drum" might be the funniest and most accurate complaint ever
idk, that vent did sound a lot like a distant train...you arent wrong tho. take my like
Really, that sounded exactly like a snare drum. One man marching band coming through.
lol that was indeed really accurate
Had to be a percussionist behind the camera man. How is that possible???
I just heard one on another video of theirs that sounds just like Ric Flair
Can we just appreciate how accurate the noise descriptions are
2:46 I encountered this exact same problem with a guy that had over $15,000 of audio equipment installed in his car.
Discovered the fuse was wrapped in aluminium foil and when I asked why he said -
*"My technician friend told me that if a fuse blows, just put a larger one in till it stops blowing."*
Told him "well you either misunderstood the instructions, or your friend is an idiot."
Told him this is how cars burst into flames, after discovering that all the cables behind the dashboard, had been shorted, resulting in insulation being burnt off.
I showed him the damage, disconnected the battery, then told him he needs a new wiring harness, and not to drive the vehicle till the wires are sorted.
Around two weeks later, there was a news article on TV, where a guy's house, car and nearly all his family (him, wife and two kids) killed in the blase.
Place looked familiar then I saw his face. He was also a Painter that had not removed any of the accelerants out of his garage, away from his car as I had instructed.
So his stupidity and inability to listen nearly killed 4 people.
Luckily everyone escaped.
I later called the guy that had originally asked me to look at his friends car, then told him how much of an idiot, his friend is, then added further information on why this happened.
The guy with the propane torch in the back seat is just jaw dropping. Like how do you think that’s okay??
He should be happy he didn't get carbondioxide or carbonmonoxide poisoning, as I doubt he had any window open in the cold. The Car burning down is one thing, there is a chance to escape. Passing out on the highway is a completely different problem. Also if he crashes because of it he'll be unconcious in a car that is very likely to catch fire from the torch falling
It a hillbilly special with a bit of I'm not cold anymore that why it ok. Lol!
@@stabileseitenlage You know the windows open right all that needs to be done is have them about 1/3 down on both sides and plenty of air being exchanged.
@@DragonZer0 I wouldn't bet on them having them open far enough though. I mean they did this especially because it was too cold. I think this is a case where "better safe than sorry" is applicable, even though I don't really like that sentence.
With all of that loose paper around it.
The "this is on the road with your wife and kids" line made this way more real than I wanted it to be. haha
I'm so glad for TÜV
No haha there
Thank god I have no wife and kids so its ok.
And that's just ONE car of thousands in your local area... All because the dude wanted his rear brakes clamped so he could do burnouts
Like those goofbslls that put spacers on their wheels so they stick out 6-8 inches then install tires that are too narrow for the with of wheel so the sidewall is bent odd... seen plenty of problems from that beyond the obvious of tossing debris all over.
Seen studs snap right off resulting in wheel off situation on 80mph limit highway..... all for that adorable "my truck looks like a 1970s roller skate" look
The weave one got me lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Dude, how, why no!" pretty much sums it up in a big way.
the door opening when you roll down the window killed me.
It's like James Bond's ejector seat...on a budget.
And the passenger! :P
Why did it do that?
@@BigFatJuicyMonkies It could be that the window regulator was just replaced and they didn't line the door latch cable up correctly, so the window rolling down puts tension on the cable and unlatches the door. Just my best guess
Scrolled down hoping someone else felt the same way, glad I'm not alone
Gotta love how these shops somehow "forget" to tighten down an integral bolt
At my high school we have a huge cte program and in the auto shop class forgot to tighten lug nuts.
Had a tire shop leave an alignment cam bolt completely untightened for several years on my work truck. Multiple appointments, 2 different pairs of new front tires and nearly sliding off the icy highway twice, I finally discovered it myself while changing a tire. Pretty sure they where willing to possibly kill me for a couple grand in extra business, at least it wasn't also my money.
About 10 years ago I had a 2003 Cobra, I usually do my own work but I was going on a trip and I left it at a WELL respected socal mustang shop for suspension installation. When I got it back it drove wobbly and rattled a lot, so I put it on my buddies lift and they hadn't installed any of the nuts on the hardware. Rear struts were only saved from falling out by the sway bar, and the fronts weren't much better. They had the balls to tell me to drive it back in so they could fix it.
My car was shaking like hell on the highway after getting my brakes flushed, and it turns out the brake shop forgot to tighten the wheel lug bolts all they way, and they came loose over a 2 hour drive. By that point I could rotate them with my hand, so I got them as tight as I could with a socket wrench and drove 10 minutes (at 45MPH with hazards in the right lane) to the nearest tire shop to get them tightened fully, cause I was in the middle of nowhere.
So this type of shop really does exist. ;)
I loved the sound of the mechanic laughing at the wheel bearings.
"Dude, he left me a chicken sandwich" was the cherry on top......
He sounded like badger from breaking bad
That was the highlight of the whole thing tbf.
How old was the sandwich tho?
@@lindaoneil5085could be a few years old perhaps
13 minutes of "Are people really that stupid? Yes, yes they are!"
As a German I could not understand how they can drive with cars like that. Maybe our MOT/Hauptuntersuchung every two year are sometimes 'overcorrect', but tires with no profils, no-cotact- shock absorber and, and, and are not Standard in europe.
Never underestimate the potential stupidity of your fellow humans
Either completely retarded or smart enough to know enough to do more damage
@@thorstenwolters9025 most states in US only require safety inspections after 10yrs and then only every 2 yrs. Some have NO INSPECTIONS at all. Like Kansas. Its insanity and why im not a tech anymore. Between rust in midwest and dangerous cars on the road its crazy. In germany and u.k. you cant just throw anything on the road. Here u 100% can
@@captaintoyota3171 Or Michigan; just fork over dat $120 annual Pothole Finder Fee & yer good to (thud) GO!
The white line one had me dead 😂😂
12:15 - that's the state of the average truck at my workplace during the winter season. Just takes one ride down to the quarry and back again.
Mechanic said it best that "this car is driving next to your wife and kids."
Here in Hungary we have a mandatory check of cars every year. Driving with a dangerous car is a crime.
@@meleardil Here in USA we used to have a vehicle inspection yearly. I’m not sure why it was done away with, but videos like this is the result. I’m a bit worried while driving, because I don’t know if or when a car near me might suddenly lose parts or cause a big crash!! We have the freedom to be stupid or dangerous in this country!! Innocent people die every day here because of stupid or dangerous people!!
@@meleardil same here in holland
@@meleardil same here in New Zealand. Cars with brakes or tires worn out like those clips would be illegal as hell. Same with the shitty suspension mods
@@meleardil In some US states there are vehicle inspections every year. But in some states, there aren't, and you get the material for these videos.
VW "specialist" doesn't count if it's that neighbor guy down the street always wearing a Grateful Dead shirt. Lol
Or himself 😋
Seems like the Hippy VW specialist spent more time smoking weed than working on cars.
Around here in Brazil those, Kombis (the Transporter T2 in other places) and the Brasilia plus no idea how many others were among the most sold cars. Any random corner shop had their own "VW specialist" and some are still doing the same to this day.
Ahh, but not all of them. And it depends on how old your VW is. I had three VWs at one point in time. One was a slight newer type, a clutchless stickshift automatic. Another from the late 60s. And another 60s unit that I picked up for parts. Those cars were so easy to work on. There’s a book published in 1969 called “How To Keep Your VW Alive and Well” . Hilarious yet tremendously helpful.
Come light Uncle John's bong...
"HOW??? WHY????NO!!!!"
is perfect!
2:30 "Your pumpkin needs to be replaced." 😆
I swear, the thing that surprises me about most of the "customer drove here" ones is that they actually made it to the shop alive!! 😱
It's called "Survivor Bias". In this case literally.
All the cars who didn't make to a shop couldn't be filmed by technicians.
it's like in gta where you go to a shop to escape the cops but these mfers putting their life on the line to escape the grim reaper.
You can probably follow the gouged asphalt path
A testament to modern cars I suppose
and how they don’t realize the danger they put themselves in
Seriously though, how many of these "The other shop..." really translate into "I watched a youtube video and figured I could fix it myself" lol
Exactly!
I'm pretty sure a lot of them, that or their friend/family member said they could do it.
Bold of you to assume they looked anything up at all. You probably could find some sound advice on CZcams
CZcams-certified mechanics.
@@TheBanjoShowOfficial
Yeah Ive replaced basic items like light bulbs and cleaned out acorns from my blower before by watching youtube videos.
the door opening when you roll down the window killed me.. Can we just appreciate how accurate the noise descriptions are.
I laughed so hard when at 8:24 I saw the fuel shark. I saw it a few months ago browsing the internet for dumb stuff and thought to myself...no one would buy this... well I guess I was wrong 💀
what does it even claim to do???
edit: i mean *how* does it claim to improve mileage.
This is all it says in the description of the item
"Simply plug this item into your car's cigarette lighter and it instantly begins to save gas and your money.
Just plug and save.
You can experience more horsepower, better acceleration, longer battery life, and cleaner emissions.
Save on gas, save our earth."
There is no explanation to how it works it just states that it does which is why I found it funny.
@@blackice4life Thats a textbook case of false advertising, whoever is selling that should be sued for everything he owns because that shit is 100% a scam and illegal.
@@lukum55 I agree
@@blackice4life wait into the lighter, nothing on the ODBII port>?....
The really bad brake rotors were a realistic reminder of something to me.
A couple days ago my daughter came to visit. She pulled up beside me and I told her to look at something with me. Her right front rotor looked bad...really bad. I asked her how her brakes been and she said ''they are starting to make a grinding sound''. I gave her a dad's ''yeah right, turn your radio down...it's been grinding a while''. I then lead her to the left side with a nice shiny somewhat usable rotor. The showed her the right side and made her feel the badly worn sharp edged rotor. I told her if her husband wanted to do the work I'd show him how easy brakes are on a half ton Chevy axle. He came to my shop where I had all the new parts and was surprised that he himself could replace the front brakes in less than 2 hours. True quality son inlaw time.
Good lesson taught there. Props on all three, learn by showing.
Nice!
Sounds like an awesome FIL
Good work!
Damn. What a great father you are!
Regarding the last one, I can feel for the owner. It's so annoying when bits of the people you run down get caught on your vehicle and cause damage.
yup
this is the comment i was looking for when i scrolled down!!!
hahahahaha!
I've never laughed, dry-heaved, and been left speechless all in one video before.....BRAVO.
I always love these really spot on "sounds like" statements.
Ceterum Censeo: I wish for a "sounds like" compilation... I bet that would be shared on all platforms.
The train engine had me rolling.
@@meleardil coming soon later this month 😃
@@JustRolledIn Thank you very much! I assure you it will be a top hit. Even one by one they are hilarious, but in compilation it will be something to share even among those who have no idea what a car is.
I don’t pretend to know a lot of mechanics but feel so much better after watching your channel!!!! Thank you!!!!
Awesome recap dude 👌
That 'ghost' turkey on the front bumper never gets old 🤣🤣
Have a great week bud 👍
That's one of my favorites 😂 and you as well my friend!
The return of The Shroud of Turkey!
Did they eat the turkey though? That's the question because who would waste a perfectly good turkey? I hit a pheasant once and we ate good that evening.
I’d put a clear coat over it
Just as that clip finished, an ad started with a scene of a golden brown turkey on the dinner table, promoting some wireless meat thermometer.
When I get a new car I read the manual and study all the car's functions & requirements. I am so glad my grandpa, my dad, and the brothers taught me to know my car, back when I was 16.
I'm learning SO MUCH about cars from these videos
that turkey one is a hall of famer.
It even screamed before impact do to open beck lol.
Had a pretty rough day in the shop today, came home mad as hell. Watched this video and felt better.
I remember those days. Dont miss em
I think my car made a couple people feel like that. I don't know if my car (Nissan Altima 2008 coupe) is just that hard to repair or if they weren't as competent as one would hope, but I went in to get the wiper linkage replaced after it broke, took 3 hours. Went in to get the power steering pump changed, took 5 hours... I was only charged the estimated time both times, so all I lost was time, but dam...
THE WEAVE ...Too funny ! You know he gets some great comments from his buddies
“Aw fuck yeah he left me a chicken sandwich!” Had me wheezing
Honestly this video takes the Gold Medal! Should be shown in every drivers education classroom to remind the newbie’s about Regular Maintenance!!
And, "If you don't know what you're doing.. DON'T... TOUCH... IT!"
it used to be but this was forever ago when parent thought their kids, it was part of being a owner, i seen 90s kids that cant change a tire
These videos are a mixture of comedy and pure horror.
Like tragicomedy
The turkey imprint on the bumper had me in stitches 🤣🤣🤣
Any time I start to wonder if I am competent, I watch one of these videos, and immediately feel better about myself. 😁
The hitting a turkey had me burst out laughing. The outline was hilarious!
That turkey shape plastered onto the bumper gets me every time.
I remember we hit a vulture in Nevada on a road trip as a kid. Left a perfect imprint on the dusty windshield. Not idea how it didn't break the windshield. Seem to hit it just right to roll in off. Hit the roof of the car behind us. 😂
a lot of these videos revolve around neglecting maintenance/not knowing how to change-out fluids, oil changes being near the top...it's great to see the visuals on what this does to an engine...
The laughter of the mechanic was gold.
LOL , It never gets old and it never ceases to amaze me at how "silly" some people are.
Remember - those same people have the right to vote!
"silly"
@@oriqinalbk It was a struggle to be polite! LOL
Silly isn't the word I'd use. ;-)
@@nephicus339 LOL , I did not want to get booted for using the word that I would like to have used! LOL
The vehicle in the bay for a "blue light on the dash" reminds me of one of the times I realized I was a mechanic before realizing I was a mechanic. Maybe 5 years back I was struggling with addiction, one of my friends had another friend with a car stopping by to take us to get "supplies" but when she showed up she wouldn't go anywhere because of a light on her dash. I got in to take a look, turned out she hit the switch to turn traction control off. We got the bag.
I sold a car to a man who later called me up that night to ask about the blue light on the dash 😁
when i was younger, driving my dads old '82 gmc i had trouble finding out how to cut the blue light on. now i wish all high beam switches were on the floor.
edited for punctuation
that sounds like a Cheech & Chong moment!
Haha. Glad you're still here. Some of us do make it out alive and are actually thriving these days.
What's worse is this is the person that would get upset if you flashed your brights at them to have them stop blinding you.
These videos lift my self esteem up more than they should.
8:39 -- If that happens to you, one of the solutions is to use an "ozone-generator" in the vehicle. DO NOT DO THIS WHILE YOU ARE INSIDE OF THE VEHICLE. It's used to deal with the mold -- and it *will* work -- without using otherwise harsh chemicals or mechanical agitation.
Many years ago, late sixties or early seventies, I got a phone call from my brother and his friend saying they couldn't start the friend's car. They'd been trying for hours. So, I drove over, pulled up behind, got in the friend's car, _shifted it into PARK_ , and it started right up. They were both hugely embarrassed.
My wife got me with that ONCE!
I could see that happening, if they were more familiar with manual transmission.
@@hrodga Sure...IF. That was not the case, though.
I've done this once. My panic didn't have me thinking straight lol
My brother did that too
I completely lost my shit and pissed myself laughing when it panned up towards the turkey’s imprint. 🤣🤣💀💀
these customer states videos are great, you could even spice them up little bit. very entertaining. or even make up everything.
“Dude, he left me a Chicken Sandwich” PRICELESS!
I love when the description of noises are on point
That Turkey @6:26 still gets me, lol!
Thanks for showing the clips of the last three months JRI. And may the soon to be newest addition to your family be healthy.
Thanks, John!!
5:10 how do you staple through metal?
Plastic fuel tank
1:37 man props to whoever did that alignment. That’s fantastic
Man there's some good ones in here, I love the "anti theft" sticker on the last one, it's basically asking catalytic converter thieves to come test their skills hahaha
I've had that propane torch clip in my mind ever since I 1st saw it, but damn I had forgotten about the LEDs stapled to the fuel tank.
I don't know which one is the biggest fire hazard now, and I hope not (but I do bet yes) the next compilation is gonna have an even "better" contender for this title.
Imagine someone doing that with one of the hydrogen-powered toyotas.
@@moussamiller4812 those probably don't have fuel tanks that are able to be stapled lol
1:35 I need that guys alignment tech dudes got talent 🤣
My grandpa taught me some basic maintenance. I also follow the recommendations in my manual. I have 175k miles on my '12 Avenger so far and no issues. I hope to get a great many more with the way cars are costing new and sued nowadays.
Seeing videos like this explains a whole lot about the state of the world today
The rear camera white line complaint actually made me laugh 😂that’s so funny.
"you mean your bumper?" LMAO
I Love these people who don't remove protective plastic on things before installing them i.e. oil filters,air filters!
If you remove the plastic from an oil filter the inside gets really dirty, and the filter lasts only a few years.
Wow, that was an eye opener!
The look of surprise left on the bumper from the turkey 🤣🤣🤣
a lifted truck costs 3x the initial payment, once when you install the kit, once when you remove the kit, and once when the dealer finds out you're trying to sell a truck that was lifted.
blue light on dash got me belly laughing! Good times
I can relate. Years ago I sold a car to a man who seemed to be pretty knowledgeable about cars, yet later that evening he called me up asking about the blue light on the dash 😁
There're no words, how much I love German TÜV even more after another kind of these videos...
Watching these clips just makes me feel so much better that there are people that choose to do half this outstandingly dangerous stuff. Its a great sanity check.
The Alfa Romeo clip just about made me scream in agony
Especially with it being a quadrifoglio x.x
Same, but with the Lotus Elise
How are people this dumb able to afford such nice vehicles?
Only people who buy Alfa Romeos are super old senile dudes anyways. Probably thought he was driving around in his washing machine and wanted it to smell fresher that's why he added all that washer fluid to the engine
You'd think that someone with that kind of money would just pay professionals to service their car.
This channel has had some of the funniest things I’ve ever seen in my life. The outline of the turkey head😂
10:25 I legit thought that was the drums rolling in
1:35 woah sweet slicks for the drag track! 😂
What was the reason for the vegetable oil in the windshield washer bottle?
Great compilation. Scary to see what may be driving next to you on the roads.
They never got an answer from the customer on that one. I wish we knew why lol
And why I don't mind the annual inspections we have here!
@@JustRolledIn My best guess is someone was trying to prank them. Imagine the smear that would leave on the windshield.
I want to know what the middle layer was too!
@@alexwalker2582 Yeahh..that'd be a bad Wesson lesson, sho nuff yet..
My Last Astro had a dead front heater so one crappy day of freezin' rain I stopped every other mile to chip off windshield, JFC.
Another Darwin Moment survived:/
I see these videos and it makes me afraid to get out on the road. I did some crazy stuff when I was young but nothing that stupid as a broken frame.
Loved the snare drum.
At least the dude was honest 11:15 🤣🤣🤣
had me rollin on the snare drum
I do like it when the noise the customer describes in the service request is what it actually sound like (e.g., snare drum, train whistle).
12:37 - how did the battery not explode? That's beyond nuts.
Probably fried at least some of the vehicles electronics!
Someone laid down that wire, connected it to the battery, taped it down, connected it to mains power, went to bed, woke up to find the battery 'uncharged' (destroyed...) and still didn't figure something was off...
These people should not be allowed to go to the toilet alone, let alone drive a car...
@@someguy4915
Most people don't understand electricity at all. I've had to explain to more than one boss why you can't use a $10 extension cord for a shop vac.
Well videos like this make me feel better about constantly taking my car into the mechanic when I feel something is wrong, even if nothing is or it's benign 😂
Considering that cars are basically tons of metal propelled at high speed, better safe than sorry really is a reality. Especially as "better safe than sorry" can very quickly become "better safe than dead."
This video is pure gold.
12:36 It's hard to pick favorites, but that's definitely top tier. If he actually had a 12v car battery plugged directly into his home's power all night long I'm surprised it didn't ignite. That easily could have been a catastrophe.
I came here to question this clip... we don't get to see what the wires are connected to apart from the battery. I might have been a battery charger, another battery, the mains AC supply or anything at all.
This channel constantly makes me question my safety when driving around any other vehicles. The rotors ground down to the vents and ball joint failures are the scariest for me. Though both have a hard time competing with the rusted out frames/subframes.
6:20 I died 😂 🤣🦃
7:58 I always wondered what my trucks ash tray would look like completely full lol I use it to hold my phone up for maps. Pretty rad
looking at some of these things and hearing about the other shops and the customers work they did on their own cars helps me understand why my dad who owned a pair of gas stations when I was a kid growing up charged extra for people who fixed their own cars and then brought them to him because things didn't work right.
i took a car to get a bs state inspection and they failed it for brakes even though they were fine and headlight alignment. they quoted $700 to fix the brakes and replace the headlights. i bought new brakes for $90, fixed the headlights for free, and took it to a different inspection site and they said the brakes were perfect and it passed. fuck that whole scam industry and all of you people who gatekeep it to line your pockets
9:40 Damn I didn't realize insurance companies covered stupid now
How dose somebody "accidentally" drop a socket into a sparkplug socket/hole?
The GM truck 4x4 selector switch right next to the headlight switch is always a fun one when you turn a switch and the terrible low speed shudder magically goes away.
The locomotive one is awesome!
These are the absolute best videos we have ever seen. You guys are awesome please keep these videos coming. 👍👍👍👍👍
thank you for the laugh... I can not believe that there are people out there that do this. thanks for the laugh. it's awsome
I'd want to make that turkey into a decal to remember that hilarious hit.
The wheel of fortune bit absolutely sent me!
I love these kind of clips. But I am still glad that here in the Netherlands our cars need to undergo a yearly mandetory safetycheck to prevent these kind of things.
Utah until just a few years ago required annual inspections, but removed the requirement. Apparently the data doesn't show improved safety. My guess is those doing this stuff don't comply with the law anyway. 🤔
In Germany the TÜV is every 24 months but you are usually asked to come in every year for the main inspection by the local garage. Never would any vehicle with a "bolted the frame back together with a piece of metal" drive around for more than a few weeks without being noticed by the police. Roughest cases that I've seen on the road are completely rusty cars.
@@court2379 Huh..rather odd that Utah ( or any state) would drop ea$y revenue like that. I've only lived in NY ( annual inspection) Michigan ( nope! Just pay us) & now Ohio where in this county I'm supposed to get a biannual E check..
@@brianstratton8767 The state doesn't make much of anything and neither do the shops on the inspection. They did make money on findings though. Lots of borderline calls in their favor... Like brakes that are worn but still have 6 to 12 months left.
It was typically $20-30 for safety and emissions testing (now just emissions and costs $30-40 for a fraction of the work...go figure).
@@court2379 same in the Netherlands; They ALWAYS 'found' small things to repair. I made sure they knew that none of the repairs were going to be done by that inspection shop. There are also inspection stations that don't offer repairs at all, I preferred those.