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: Legal BlogNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration Seeks to Increase Dealer Compliance with Required Tire Registration
It has been the law for years that when a purchaser/lessor of a vehicle with new tires takes possession of the vehicle that the dealer must provide a tire registration card to the purchaser/lessor and instruct the purchaser/lessor to mail the registration card to the tire manufacturer. Nonetheless, it is estimated that only approximately 10% of tires are registered due to the perceived burdensome nature of filling out and mailing the cards. Now the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has proposed new rules allowing this to be done on-line or electronically by the dealer.
Full post as published by Legal Blog on April 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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