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CMV parts and maintenance - New York

RegSenseTiresState InfoFleet SafetyNew YorkCMV Parts and MaintenanceParts and Accessories - Motor CarrierBest ResultsFocus AreaEnglishTransportation

New York has adopted Part 393 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs), revised as of October 1, 2022.

Part 393 applies to intrastate and interstate operations when the vehicle has a gross vehicle weight rating, gross combination weight rating, gross vehicle weight, or gross combination weight of 10,001 pounds or more, or is of any size transporting a placardable amount of hazardous materials.

First Aid KitNot required
MudflapsSplashguards and stone deflectors will be required on all vehicles unless the vehicle has been designed so that water and other road substances will not be thrown to the rear of the vehicle. The splashguards and stone deflectors must be fairly rigid and the distance from the lower end to the ground must not exceed one-third of the distance from the bottom of the splashguard to the point of contact of the rear wheel.
Farm vehicles, trailers and semitrailers will be exempt from this ruling when they are registered as a farm vehicle and are not operated upon public highways in excess of 11/2 miles by direct route between farms or portions of farms under single or common ownership or operation.
TiresStudded Tires - A motor vehicle or trailer equipped with tires having metal objects protruding from the tire tread may not be used on public highways.
Exception: From October 15 to May 1 pneumatic tires containing metal type studs are allowed. The stud diameter must not exceed three-eighths of an inch, not protrude more than three thirty-seconds of an inch from the surface, and not have a contact area in excess of three-fourths of one percent of the nominal contact area of the tires.
Tire Chains - Tire chains and/or snow tires are required on a vehicle traveling on a street or highway designated as a snow emergency route when a snow emergency has been declared by the state or municipality of jurisdiction.
['CMV Parts and Maintenance']
['Parts and Accessories - Motor Carrier', 'Tires']
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