DOT 90-Day Inspection Labels - 100 Pack - Weatherproof Vinyl

DOT 90-Day Inspection Labels — 100 Pack

Professional-grade compliance labels printed on durable 4.3 mil weatherproof vinyl. Built to withstand outdoor conditions including rain, snow, and UV exposure.

• 100-Pack of professional DOT 90-Day Inspection Labels
• Printed on durable 4.3 mil weatherproof vinyl
• UV-resistant ink — won't fade in sun, rain, or snow
• Permanent adhesive — sticks to metal, glass, plastic, and painted surfaces
• Printed in Alabama, USA with commercial-grade materials
• White border around the printed area — ink stops short of the die cut, so the vinyl won’t curl or chip at the corners

Size: 5.28" x 3.26" each (same footprint as our custom-printed 90-day decals)

Material: 4.3 mil weatherproof vinyl with permanent adhesive

What these are for

90-day inspection labels are used by fleets to mark a commercial vehicle at each 90-day inspection interval — most commonly under California's Basic Inspection of Terminals (BIT) program, and by carriers who run a voluntary 90-day preventive-maintenance cycle.

The rule behind it

Inspection and maintenance requirements for commercial motor vehicles sit in 49 CFR Part 396 (§396.17–§396.23 for periodic inspection). California operators additionally fall under the CHP's BIT program, which is where the 90-day interval most often comes from.

Ideal For

• California fleets marking vehicles on the BIT 90-day cycle
• Carriers running a voluntary 90-day preventive-maintenance interval
• Terminal managers keeping tractors and trailers audit-ready between annual inspections
• Shops marking customer vehicles after each quarterly service

Applying them

Clean and dry the surface first — the permanent adhesive bonds to painted metal, glass, and smooth plastic, but not through wax, oil, or road film. Apply at room temperature and press firmly from the center outward.

FAQ

What is a 90-day inspection label for?
It marks a commercial vehicle at each 90-day inspection interval. In California this is usually tied to the CHP's BIT (Basic Inspection of Terminals) program; other carriers use it for a voluntary quarterly preventive-maintenance cycle.

Is this the same as a California BIT decal?
It is the label format fleets commonly use for BIT 90-day marking. The decal itself is a visual indicator — the BIT program's actual requirements are about inspection, maintenance records, and driver records, not about the sticker.

Does this label make me BIT compliant?
No. Compliance comes from performing and documenting the inspections. The label marks the vehicle so the interval is visible at a glance.

What size are these labels?
Each label is 5.28" x 3.26", printed on 4.3 mil weatherproof vinyl with permanent adhesive. A white border runs around the printed area so the ink never reaches the cut edge.

Can I get these customized with my company info and a specific interval?
Yes — our 90-Day BIT / DOT Inspection Decals are printed to order and can be changed to 30-day, 60-day, 180-day, or annual, with your company name, a state or no state, and your choice of color.

Where do these go on the truck?
On a clean, dry, smooth surface that stays visible — commonly the driver-side door or fender panel. Avoid the trailer if the marking is meant to follow the power unit.

Will they hold up to weather and washing?
Yes — 4.3 mil weatherproof vinyl, UV-resistant ink, permanent adhesive, rated for outdoor use.

Do you offer annual inspection labels too?
Yes — see our FHWA & FMCSA Annual Inspection Labels for the 12-month interval, printed with your company logo and info.

Note on compliance: These decals are visual indicators only. Compliance requires a passed inspection by a qualified inspector and proper record retention under the applicable rule.