[Nick B]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

The places I went to did a good job inspecting my cars making sure it was safe to run.

If brakes or tires needed replacement had no choice but to replace.

In Florida what is to stop people from riding on bald tires?

Nothing. FREEDOM right?

[Quixote]

Originally Posted by Neils

They will go flat !!

Let’s hope those bald tires go flat while the car is parked, not while it’s not being driven on Florida’s Turnpike….

[nn0wheremann]

Originally Posted by Scbang

So, I am thinking of changing my 2 cars plates, titles and registrations from NY to FL as well as my NY driver's license. I read FL DMV requirement for Passport and etc.. Does that requirements apply to people already have NY license, Registration, Title and plates?
For those who have been thru this, please tell me it will be less :-)

Cheers!

The only shock you are likely to encounter is the one-time fee Florida charges to bring a vehicle into the state. While you write out that check, think of what you will save in State income tax and personal property tax as a Floridian.