How Do Register A Utility Trailer In Arizona

Level 1 Inspections for Homemade Trailers

Ayala Motor Vehicle Services is authorized to provide Level I inspection services at our Tempe, Arizona role location, or past appointment on-site at your location. If yous demand us to come to your location for an inspection on your homemade trailer, Contact us to schedule your appointment.

A level I inspection is required when titling and/or registering a homemade trailer for the first time. A homemade trailer requires an Arizona Serial Number, which is an identification number issued by the state of Arizona, and becomes the VIN for that vehicle. The serial number can be obtained from whatsoever MVD office or an Authorized Third Party provider, like Ayala Motor Vehicle Services.

Arizona defines a homemade trailer as not shop fabricated or mass produced past a manufacturer, but constructed past an individual from various materials, for instance:

• •  Scrap iron or tubing
• •  Scrap wood (for floor or siding)
• •  Used axle or bootleg axle

All components used to construct the trailer must exist listed on the AZ Special Serial Number Application. The total value of the trailer, and the weight (plus it's load) of the trailer must be provided past the customer. It is recommended to keep all receipts for materials used to construct the trailer, at least until the customer has titled and/or registered it. Homemade trailers with a value exceeding $1000.00 must provide receipts for the materials used to construct information technology. Required equipment for homemade trailers must exist present on the trailer to pass inspection. The following items are considered required equipment:

• •  Stop low-cal (see ARS 28-927 for details)
• •  Tail light (ARS 28-925)
  • •  The tail lights cannot be lower than 15 inches and cannot be college than sixty inches from the footing.
• •  Clearance lights or reflectors (ARS 28-926C & 28-928A)
  • •  Clearance lights or reflectors cannot be mounted higher than 60 inches and cannot be mounted lower than twenty inches from the ground.
  • •  The forepart reflectors must exist amber or yellow and the rear reflectors must be crimson. Both areas are mounted on either side of the trailer. If the trailer is less than 24 inches, the reflectors will be mounted as loftier every bit that role of the permanent structure permits.
  • *Annotation* Any time a measurement is required for caput lights, tail lights or reflectors, always mensurate from the basis to the middle of the low-cal.
• •  White license plate light (ARS 28-925C)
  • •  The whie license plate calorie-free must illuminate the license plate just.
• •  Safety chain
• •  Brakes, if over 3000 lbs. (ARS 28-952)
  • •  Trailers and semi-trailers less than three,000 lbs exercise not crave brakes to be installed.
  • •  Trailers and semi-trailers less than half-dozen,000 lbs must have brakes on both wheels and ane axle.
• •  Trailer size:
  • •  Total outside width of a trailer cannot exceed 8 feet 6 inches (ARS 28-1093)
  • •  Maximum height of a trailer cannot exceed xiii anxiety six inches (ARS 28-1094)
  • •  Maximum length of a trailer cannot exceed xl feet including front and rear bumpers (ARS 28-1095)
• •  Mud flaps or splash guards (ARS 28-958.01)
  • •  The mud flaps or splash guards must extend to a length of not more than 8 inches from the basis.
  • •  They need to be wide enough to cover the full tread(south) of the tires being protected.
  • •  A single axle trailer with fenders broad enough to cover the full tread(s) of the tires being protected and that extend to a length of not more than than 14 inches from the basis is exempt.
• •  Beak of Sale & Dismantle Allow
  • •  Bill of Sale(s) for pipe, steel, forest, etc. or dismantling permits for the frame or other parts of a dismantled vehicle (such as a truck bed), axles, or other vehicle parts.

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