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Designated Inspection Facility Revised - Apr 15, 2021 Facility No. City Facility Name Address Postal Code Phone Number Class/Endors Type(s) Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Class - 5 - School Bus Class - 6 - Motorcycle Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Endors - 3 - New to BC S7166 100 Mile House 100 MILE NEW AND USED 742 Sollows Crescent V0K 2E0 250-395-1141 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Class - 5 - School Bus Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Endors - 3 - New to BC S7060 100 Mile House CARIBOO TRUCK & EQUIPMENT REPAIR 838 Exeter Road V0K 2E0 250-395-4463 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Class - 5 - School Bus Endors - 3 - New to BC S5408 100 Mile House CENTRAL CHEVROLET GMC 199 EXETER Road V0K 2E0 250-395-4017 ext. 2006 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Class - 5 - School Bus 250-374-3657 ext. 1011 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes S4504 100 Mile House DAWSON ROAD MAINTENANCE - 100 MILE 220 EXETER Road V0K 2E0 250-395-2117 Endors - 3 - New to BC Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Class - 5 - School Bus Endors - 3 - New to BC S16810 100 Mile House Gustafson's Central 199 Exeter Road V0K2E0 250-395-4017 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer S0283 100 Mile House LARSEN'S TRUCK 826 EXETER Road V0K 2E0 250-395-3733 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs S5514 100 Mile House REGENCY CHRYSLER. 831 ALDER Avenue V0K 2E0 250-395-2787 Endors - 3 - New to BC Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus S16540 100 Mile House Ratchet Contracting 2-714 Exeter Road West V0K2E0 250-395-3311 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Page 1 of 187 Facility No. City Facility Name Address Postal Code Phone Number Class/Endors Type(s) Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus S4245 100 Mile House SUNRISE FORD SALES LTD. 872 ALPINE Road V0K 2E0 250-395-2414 Endors - 3 - New to BC Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Class - 5 - School Bus Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Endors - 2 - Pressure Fuel Endors - 3 - New to BC S5003 150 Mile House C & T REPAIRS BAY 1-3003 PIGEON Road V0K 2G0 250-296-0006 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 6 - Motorcycle 604-850-6635 Endors - 3 - New to BC S6060 Abbotsford 3-D CYCLES LTD.. 1-31272 Peardonville Road V2T 6K8 604-859-4732 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer S12450 Abbotsford A & R MOBILE TRUCK REPAIR LTD 108-30553 GREAT NORTHERN Avenue V2T 0B6 604-832-1281 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer S11370 Abbotsford A&A Truck&Trailer Repair Ltd 112-31236 Wheel Avenue V2T6G9 604-744-2720 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer S14000 Abbotsford A-1 PAUL'S TRAILER REPAIR LTD. 1938 FOY Street V2T6B1 604-625-1212 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Endors - 3 - New to BC S4998 Abbotsford AAS ABBOTSFORD AUTOTECH 7-30856 PEARDONVILLE Road V2T 6J9 604-504-7257 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs S7081 Abbotsford ABBOTSFORD HYUNDAI 30250 Automall Drive V2T 5M1 604-857-2622 Endors - 3 - New to BC Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Class - 5 - School Bus Endors - 1 - Air Brakes S6851 Abbotsford ABBOTSFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 2790 TIMS Street V2T 4M7 604-504-0029 Endors - 2 - Pressure Fuel Page 2 of 187 Facility No. City Facility Name Address Postal Code Phone Number Class/Endors Type(s) Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Endors - 1 - Air Brakes S6865 Abbotsford ABBOTSFORD TRUCK & 34523 2ND Avenue V2S 8H9 604-504-2800 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Endors - 3 - New to BC S5838 Abbotsford ABBOTSFORD TUNE-UP CENTER 24-3275 McCallum Road V2S 7W8 604-854-5500 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus S7201 Abbotsford ABBOTSFORD VOLKSWAGEN 30150 Automall Drive V2S 2A6 604-853-1181 Endors - 3 - New to BC Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Endors - 1 - Air Brakes S6281 Abbotsford ABBY SPRING SERVICE 206-31020 Wheel Avenue V2T 6G7 604-504-1944 Endors - 3 - New to BC Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus S12970 Abbotsford APS Truck & Trailer Repair Ltd 2637 Deacon Street South V2T6L4 604-746-5646 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer S12560 Abbotsford ARA Truck and Trailer Repair 2-2344 Peardonville Road V2T 6J7 778-242-7304 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus S4730 Abbotsford ARVID'S AUTOMOTIVE 1-2770 GARDEN Street V2T 3R5 604-850-6649 Endors - 3 - New to BC Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus S14200 Abbotsford ATS MECHANICAL INC. 339 Sumas Way V2S8E5 604-302-3449 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Endors - 2 - Pressure Fuel Endors - 3 - New to BC S1068 Abbotsford AXTION TRUCK & EQUIPMENT K-31053 PEARDONVILLE Road V2T 6K4 604-854-3639 Endors - 4 - Rebuilt from Salvage Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs S14820 Abbotsford Abbotsford Chrysler Dodge Jeep 30285 Automall Drive V2T 5M1 604-625-1003 Endors - 3 - New to BC Page 3 of 187 Facility No. City Facility Name Address Postal Code Phone Number Class/Endors Type(s) Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus S14550 Abbotsford BC EQUIPMENT SERVICES INC 6-2303 WINDSOR Street V2T6M1 604-744-3522 Endors - 1 - Air Brakes Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of more than 5,500kgs Class - 3 - Trailer and semi-trailer Class - 4 - Bus Endors - 2 - Pressure Fuel S5077 Abbotsford BELL'S AUTOMOTIVE 2016 Paramount Crescent V2T 6A5 604-556-3464 Endors - 3 - New to BC Class - 1 - Motor vehicle with lic. GVW of 5,500 kgs or less S15320 Abbotsford BRAR MOTORS LTD 404-31002 PEARDONVILLE Road V2T6W8 604-746-0010 Endors - 3 - New to BC Class - 2 - Motor vehicle with lic.
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