Hours
Today: Closed / unknown
Full week listed below.
Buffalo, NY · Safety inspection
Dave's Direct Performance
181 Delaware Ave · 14202 · (14)
About
Dave's Direct Performance is listed for safety inspection at 181 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14202. It appears in Maps data as car inspection station. Drivers use this page to confirm location details, listed services, and how the shop fits into New York’s vehicle safety inspection rules before they drive over.
This listing is not yet matched to an official authorization list in our data. Confirm the shop on the official New York locator or by phone before you rely on it for a sticker or certificate.
Program context: New York safety inspection cadence is typically annual (and on ownership transfer); fee notes: See NY DMV Inspection Groups and Fee Chart (VS-77); fees vary by inspection group. Exact amounts and retest windows belong to the official program — use the state hub for statute-backed details.
Who usually needs it in New York: Vehicles registered in New York State generally must have a current safety inspection sticker. Registration renewal typically requires a DMV inspection record within the past 12 months. Confirm exemptions and diesel rules with NY DMV.
Before you go, today’s listed hours are Closed / unknown; call +1 716-856-3684 to confirm wait times, appointments, and vehicle types; Maps aggregate rating is 4.6 from 14 Google reviews (not an FindSafetyStations score).
Typical prep for New York: Find a DMV-licensed inspection station via the official facility lookup; Bring registration; confirm your vehicle’s inspection group; Fix obvious lights, tires, and glass issues before arrival. Confirm any title or transfer paperwork the shop asks for.
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Know before you go
- Confirm the shop performs official New York safety inspection — not emissions-only.
- Call ahead for wait times and walk-in availability.
- Bring registration and any prior sticker or certificate.
Plan your visit
Appointments
Walk-in policy not confirmed — call first.
Vehicles
Listed: Safety inspection.
Payment
Ask the shop which cards or cash they accept.
Amenities & details
Amenities
- Mechanic
Hours
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | Closed / unknown |
| Tuesday | Closed / unknown |
| Wednesday | Closed / unknown |
| Thursday | Closed / unknown |
| Friday | Closed / unknown |
| Saturday | Closed / unknown |
| Sunday | Closed / unknown |
Reviews
★ 4.614 Google reviews
Aggregate rating only — full review text is not republished.
Authorization
Verify on the official New York program / locator before assuming authorization.
What to bring
- Find a DMV-licensed inspection station via the official facility lookup
- Bring registration; confirm your vehicle’s inspection group
- Fix obvious lights, tires, and glass issues before arrival
If you fail
Failed vehicles must be repaired and reinspected. Stations must inspect or provide an appointment within eight working days when requested. Confirm free/paid retest rules for your inspection group with the station and VS-77.
FAQ
Is this station officially authorized?
Not yet matched to an official list in our static data. Verify with the official program/locator or by calling the shop.
What services are listed?
Safety inspection
What are the hours?
Monday: Closed / unknown; Tuesday: Closed / unknown; Wednesday: Closed / unknown; Thursday: Closed / unknown; Friday: Closed / unknown; Saturday: Closed / unknown; Sunday: Closed / unknown
What should I bring?
Typical New York prep: Find a DMV-licensed inspection station via the official facility lookup; Bring registration; confirm your vehicle’s inspection group; Fix obvious lights, tires, and glass issues before arrival. Confirm any title/transfer documents with the shop.
What if I fail here?
Failed vehicles must be repaired and reinspected. Stations must inspect or provide an appointment within eight working days when requested. Confirm free/paid retest rules for your inspection group with the station and VS-77.
Report an issue
Wrong phone, closed location, or not an inspection station?
