A Manitoba rebuilt vehicle file requires Body Integrity work through a licensed station, a four wheel alignment inspection and the correct mechanical safety inspection pathway. Standard provides the alignment report and, for an eligible vehicle, the COI.
For the vehicle shown, UniCity Paint & Body handled the Body Integrity work. Standard provided the alignment and applicable safety inspection. Each rebuilt file must still follow its own required sequence.
MPI’s current process is more than collecting three papers. The structural repair plan and Body Integrity inspections begin before and during the structural repair.
The licensed station controls structural repair planning, frame gauging or measurements, required inspections and certification.
Standard does not provide this lane.When the vehicle fits Standard’s alignment equipment, the measured result is provided for the rebuilt file.
Equipment capacity is screened before transport.After the BIIC sequence, Standard can complete the official light vehicle COI when the vehicle is eligible within current station and mechanic permits.
The vehicle must meet every applicable safety requirement.The alignment equipment fit and inspection class are confirmed before the vehicle is booked. Standard does not provide structural measurements or the Body Integrity certificate.
You can repair eligible items at Standard, at another shop or yourself where permitted. Contact the inspection station after the repairs are complete so the applicable reinspection scope, timing and fee can be confirmed before the vehicle returns.
UniCity Paint & Body completed the Body Integrity portion for the example vehicle shown on this page. Current station eligibility, the structural plan and the required inspection sequence must be confirmed for every individual file.
Have the VIN, current BIIC stage and documents required for the alignment and COI.
Standard provides a four wheel alignment report when the vehicle fits its alignment equipment and the Manitoba light vehicle COI when the vehicle is within its inspection permit. Staff screen both requirements before transport.
No. A licensed Body Integrity inspection station controls the approved structural repair plan, frame gauging or structural measurements, Body Integrity inspections and BIIC.
Yes. You may authorize eligible repairs at Standard, use another repair facility or complete permitted repairs yourself. Contact the inspection station after the required repairs are complete to confirm the applicable return process. The certificate is issued only after all requirements are met.
Include the year, model, reason for the visit and any paperwork the service must provide.