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EFFECTIVENew YorkSep 1, 2025Medium✓ Human reviewed

New York expanded waste-tire fee collection for tire services

CheckIf your New York shop sells or installs new tires, confirm the $2.50 fee is collected when required, separately stated and reported correctly, including installations of customer-supplied new tires unless prior payment is documented.
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Effective September 1, 2025, New York expanded the waste tire management and recycling fee rules. Tire services must collect the $2.50 fee on new tires they install even when they did not sell the tire unless the purchaser shows the fee was already paid. The change also expanded collection to mail-order, phone-order and Internet retail sales delivered in New York, and physical retail locations may retain $0.25 per tire.

EFFECTIVENew YorkSep 4, 2024High priority✓ Human reviewed

New York expanded dealer warranty and recall reimbursement rules

CheckFranchised service departments should review warranty/recall labor and parts reimbursement rates, repair-order submissions, diagnostic compensation and claim/audit procedures against the current VTL § 465 requirements.
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Chapter 301 of the Laws of 2024 amended Vehicle and Traffic Law § 465 to broaden franchised-dealer compensation protections for warranty work, recalls, diagnostics and other factory-compensated repairs, including retail-rate and claim-processing rules. The act took effect immediately when signed September 4, 2024.

Official evidenceNew York Chapter 301 of the Laws of 2024 — A4066B ↗ · verified Sep 21, 2026
EFFECTIVENew YorkDec 1, 2023Medium✓ Human reviewed

New York inspection stations were required to use NYVIP3 equipment

CheckIf you operate a New York inspection station, verify that the station has the appropriate NYVIP3 equipment for each licensed inspection group and that required certified-inspector and station requirements remain current.
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New York DMV says that as of December 1, 2023, all inspection stations are required to have a computerized vehicle inspection system. Stations need the appropriate NYVIP3 equipment for the inspection groups they are licensed to perform.

Official evidenceNew York DMV — Open an Inspection Station ↗ · verified Sep 20, 2026
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