Inspection
MTO Safety Inspection
Provincial safety inspection, with a Safety Standards Certificate.

Ontario requires a Safety Standards Certificate when a vehicle changes hands, is rebuilt, or comes in from out of province. We're a licensed inspection station and can perform the inspection and issue the certificate.
The inspection covers brakes, steering, suspension, tires, lighting, glass, and structure against the provincial standard. If something fails, you get a clear list of what needs correcting and a quote to put it right.
Common questions
When do I need a Safety Standards Certificate?
When a used vehicle changes ownership and is being plated, when a rebuilt vehicle is returning to the road, and when a vehicle is brought in from another province or imported. Your insurer or ServiceOntario will tell you if your situation needs one.
How long is a safety certificate valid?
Thirty-six days from the date of inspection in Ontario, so don't have it done far in advance of the sale or the plating. It also certifies the vehicle's condition on that day only — it isn't a warranty.
What happens if my vehicle fails?
You get an itemized list of every item that failed and a quote to correct them. You're free to have the work done elsewhere and come back for the re-inspection — there's no obligation to have us do the repairs.
What gets checked?
The full provincial standard: brakes, steering and suspension, tires and wheels, lighting, glass and mirrors, structure and body condition, seatbelts, and the exhaust and fuel systems. It's a defined standard, not a judgment call.
Something else? Call (647) 436-5940 during shop hours and talk to an advisor.
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