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Seznam Pooblaščenih Organizacij Za Tehnične Preglede Vozil POOBLAŠČENE ORGANIZACIJE ZA TEHNIČNE PREGLEDE MOTORNIH IN PRIKLOPNIH VOZIL 1 A1- REMONT KRANJ d.o.o., PE Brezovica Podpeška cesta 10 1351 Ljubljana 2 A1- REMONT KRANJ d.o.o., PE Kranj Ljubljanska 22 4000 Kranj 3 A1- REMONT KRANJ d.o.o., PE Ljubljana Vodovodna 93 1000 Ljubljana 4 A-MB d.o.o., Jadranska cesta 25 2000 Maribor 5 AMZS d.d., PE Črnomelj Belokranjska 30 8340 Črnomelj 6 AMZS d.d., PE Kočevje Podjetniško naselje 14 1330 Kočevje 7 AMZS d.d., PE Koper Sermin 7/c 6000 Koper 8 AMZS d.d., PE Maribor Zagrebška 25 2000 Maribor 9 AS Domžale d.o.o., Trzin Blatnica 3a 1236 Trzin 10 AUTOCOMMERCE d.o.o., PE Koper Vojkovo nabrežje 32 6000 Koper 11 Avto Celje tehnični pregledi, d.o.o., PE Celje Ipavčeva ulica 21 3000 Celje 12 AVTO KRKA CE d.o.o., PE Šentjur Ulica Tončke Čečeve 18 3230 Šentjur 13 AVTO KRKA EMONA d.o.o., PE Sežana Cesta na Lenivec 32 6210 Sežana 14 AVTO KRKA ID d.o.o., PE Idrija Mokraška vas 3 5280 Idrija 15 AVTO KRKA KK d.o.o., PE Krško Ulica MDB 2 8270 Krško 16 AVTO KRKA LE d.o.o, Pe Lendava Industrijska ulica 3 9220 Lendava 17 AVTO KRKA MB d.o.o., Ptujska cesta 190 2000 Maribor 18 AVTO KRKA NG d.o.o., PE Šempeter pri Go Žnidarčičeva ulica 15 5290 Šempeter pri Gorici 19 AVTO KRKA NM d.o.o., PE Novo mesto Pod Trško goro 83 8000 Novo mesto 20 AVTO KRKA PO d.o.o., PE Postojna Tržaška cesta 60/c 6230 Postojna 21 AVTO KRKA TO d.o.o., PE Tolmin Poljubinj 89/f 5220 Tolmin 22 AVTO KRKA TP d.o.o., PE LJUBLJANA I Celovška 228 1000 Ljubljana 23 AVTO KRKA VI d.o.o., Industrijska cesta 2a 5000 Nova Gorica Stran 1 od 4 24 AVTO ŠERBINEK d.o.o., Zagrebška 85 2000 Maribor 25 AVTOCENTER ORMOŽ d.o.o., Hardek 44c 2270 Ormož 26 AVTO-MAT d.o.o., Žagarska ulica 21 1291 Škofljica 27 AVTOPLUS d.o.o., PE Divača Poslovna cona Risnik 4 6215 Divača 28 AVTOSERVIS d.d., PE Slovenj Gradec Kidričeva 4 2380 Slovenj Gradec 29 AVTOSERVIS d.d., PE Slovenska Bistrica Ljubljanska cesta 100 2310 Slovenska Bistrica 30 AVTOTEST d.o.o., PE Ljutomer Kolodvorska 16/a 9240 Ljutomer 31 AVTOVELENJE d.o.o., Koroška 64 3320 Velenje 32 GOPET d.o.o., PE Ajdovščina Goriška cesta 75 5270 Ajdovščina 33 GOPET d.o.o., Pe Šempeter pri Gorici Polje 4 5290 Šempeter pri Gorici 34 INTEGRAL AVTO d.o.o. Jesenice, Titova 67 4270 Jesenice 35 INTEGRAL AVTO d.o.o. Jesenice, TP Lesce Alpska 43 4248 Lesce 36 INTEGRAL BREBUS d.o.o., Cesta svobode 11 8250 Brežice 37 INTERSERVICE d.o.o., PE Ljubljana Leskoškova 11 1000 Ljubljana 38 INTERSERVICE d.o.o., PE Trbovlje Savinjska cesta 36 1420 Trbovlje 39 JP LPP d.o.o., Celovška 160 1000 Ljubljana 40 LOGO SKUPINA d.o.o., Ljubljanska cesta 66 1290 Grosuplje 41 PAA Global d.o.o., PE Ptuj Ormoška cesta 23 2250 Ptuj 42 PAN-JAN d.o.o., Obrtniška 33 8210 Trebnje 43 PAN-JAN d.o.o., Poslovalnica Ivančna Goric Stantetova ulica 25 1295 Ivančna Gorica 44 Pomurski avtocenter, d.o.o., Kroška ulica 58 9000 Murska Sobota 45 SAVA-AVTO d.o.o., Dolenji Boštanj 60 a 8290 Sevnica 46 SILINA d.o.o., PE Maribor Belokranjska ulica 12 2000 Maribor 47 ŠTAJERSKI AVTODOM d.d., Tržaška cesta 38 2000 Maribor 48 TEHNO - TEHNIČNI PREGLEDI d.o.o., Mlaka 4 4290 Tržič 49 TEVE PTUJ d.o.o., Dornavska 7a 2250 Ptuj Stran 2 od 4 50 TIB STORITVE d.o.o., Šercerjeva 17 6250 Ilirska Bistrica 51 TRANSTURIST d.o.o., KIDRIČEVA CESTA 50 4220 Škofja Loka 52 TSC LABA d.o.o., Ponoviška 11/b 1270 Litija 53 VIATOR & VEKTOR STORITVE d.o.o., Cvetkova ulica 1 1000 Ljubljana 54 ŽONTA d.o.o., Gaji 44 3000 Celje POOBLAŠČENE ORGANIZACIJE ZA TEHNIČNE PREGLEDE VOZIL KATERIH NAJVEČJA DOVOLJENA MASA NE PRESEGA 3500 kg 1 A.B.C- AVTOCENTER d.o.o.,, Industrijska cesta 3a 5000 Kromberk 2 A1- REMONT KRANJ d.o.o., PE Primsko Ulica Staneta Žagarja 65a 4000 Kranj 3 AM MIKLAVC d.o.o., Nizka 21 3332 Rečica ob Savinji 4 AM MIKLAVC d.o.o., PE Velenje Črnova 33b 3320 Velenje 5 AMTC d.o.o., Industrijska cesta 4F 6310 Izola 6 AMZS d.d., PE Celje Ljubljanska 37 3000 Celje 7 AMZS d.d., PE Dravograd Mariborska 60 2370 Dravograd 8 AMZS d.d., PE Kranj Bleiweisova 36 4000 Kranj 9 AMZS d.d., PE Kranj, Poslovalnica Lesce Hraška cesta 19 4248 Lesce 10 AMZS d.d., PE Lenart Industrijska cesta 26 2230 Lenart 11 AMZS d.d., PE Ljubljana Dunajska 128 1000 Ljubljana 12 AMZS d.d., PE Murska Sobota Noršinska 2 9000 Murska Sobota 13 AMZS d.d., PE Otočec Grajska 5 8222 Otočec ob Krki 14 AMZS d.d., PE Šempeter Rimska cesta 98/b 3311 Šempeter 15 AMZS d.d., Poslovalnica Ribnica Ob želeunici 2 1310 Ribnica 16 AMZS d.d., Poslovalnica Rogaška Slatina Prvomajska ulica 35 3250 Rogaška Slatina 17 Avto Celje tehnični pregledi, d.o.o., PE Ra Koroška cesta 69/c 2360 Radlje ob Dravi Stran 3 od 4 18 Avto Celje tehnični pregledi, d.o.o., PE Ra Dobja vas 128 2390 Ravne na Koroškem 19 Avto Celje tehnični pregledi, d.o.o., PE Sl Ob potoku 2a 3210 Slovenske Konjice 20 AVTO CENTER ANDREJEK MIRAN AND Vešica 4E 9000 Vešica 21 AVTO KRKA AJD d.o.o., Pe Ajdovščina Vipavska cesta 6E 5270 Ajdovščina 22 AVTO KRKA TP d.o.o., PE LJUBLJANA II Devova ulica 6 1000 Ljubljana 23 AVTO KVEDER d.o.o., Obrtniška ulica 1 1225 Lukovica 24 AVTO TRADE d.o.o., Sinja Gorica 11 1360 Vrhnika 25 AVTOKONTROL d.o.o., Cesta na Lavo 1 3310 Žalec 26 AVTOLINE KRŠKO d.o.o., Bohoričeva 10 8270 Krško 27 AVTOPLUS d.o.o., PE Koper Istrska cesta 55 6000 Koper 28 AVTOPLUS d.o.o., PE Lucija Liminjanska cesta 119 6320 Portorož 29 AVTOSERVIS STRAŠEK d.o.o., Krtince 15 3241 Podplat 30 AVTOTEST d.o.o., PE Gornja Radgona Ljutomerska cesta 40 9250 Gornja Radgona 31 AVTOTEST d.o.o., PE Slovenska Bistrica Rimska ulica 12 2310 Slovenska Bistrica 32 CI & CA d.o.o., Podgorje 83a 1241 Kamnik 33 DOMINKO d.o.o., Zadružni trg 8 2250 Ptuj 34 GOPET d.o.o., PE Vipava Goriška cesta 13 5271 Vipava 35 Produkt d.o.o., PE Ljubljana Moste Šmartinska cesta 218C 1000 Ljubljana 36 ŠPAN d.o.o., Tržaška cesta 547 1351 Brezovica pri Ljubljani 37 TTN AVTO D.O.O., Podskrajnik 17 1380 Podskrajnik Stran 4 od 4.
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