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hey guys, so im planning to buy a fresh import car.which is currently in vic im in sa. the car hasnt been registered yet so what i was planning to do is to fly down and get a permit from vicroads to drive it back to sa and get it registered here. my question is what do i need to have to get a permit from vicroads to drive it back? and when in adelaide, do i just go in for an inspection in regency? also do i need to get brand new tyres before i bring it to regency?

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i bring new imports across from vic to adelaide all the time just ring vic roads and you can organise the permit over the phone they will then email you the permit for you to print off, they will need vin and engine number as for this end you will need a copy of the import approval and the compliance paperwork from the place that did the compliance as for tyres were tyres part of the compliance ?? it normally is if not you may need new tyres if the current ones are light on tread or in poor condition.

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