Anyone on here or know a shop who can write a safety (legit-ish)?

SON240sx Automotive
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I passed me e-test with flying colour legit and now I need a safety. Everything is good mechanically wise (horn, lights, no rusted frame, wheel bearings are good etc etc) Only thing is my car is lowered, but not slammed. Might need a 2x4 piece of wood to get up onto a hoist. I can put a finger inbetween the tire and the fender, so it’s not SLAMMED…yet.

Car is done proper and not ghetto. Can anyone direct me to a shop who help me? Not looking for a “no look” safety, just something a little bit leinent compared to Canadian Tire.

Location within Mississauga would be great. Thanks!

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if thats the only thing holding you back you should just swap it out for a stocker and switch it back whan you have the safety. my .02

peace

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What’s the MTO standard in terms of lowered vehicles? 2" wheel gap?

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4" clearance from the lowest point of the vehicle is what I’ve heard…

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I’ve never had a problem getting a lowered car safetied. One car I had needed to be driven up on 2 2X4s before the hoist arms could get under it, LOL.

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victoria auto sales…stouffville and woodbine…guys name is rick…hes good and cheap if anything does need to be fixed…he wont worry about it being lowered…

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i can’t confirm the 4" rule, the guy installing a new lift at our shop told me when I asked about super low profile lifts.

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any shops lenient on e-testing?

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e-testing is in black and white and not subjective.

I found a shop, thanks guys!

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I safetied a car with -1 finger gap with no problems at Canadian Tire, as long as it does not rub, and has VTEC.