Does a trailer have to be inspected in Texas?

Texas law has for decades required annual safety inspection of trailers with a gross weight (weight of the trailer plus its carrying capacity or actual load) of more than 4,500 pounds.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in consideration, what do you need to get a trailer inspected in Texas?For used trailers with a gross weight over 4,000 pounds, a certificate of title is sufficient, and for used trailers under 4,000 pounds, a bill of sale plus the registration receipt is sufficient. Trailers that have a gross weight that exceeds 4,500 pounds must pass an annual safety inspection.Likewise, does a camper have to be inspected? Mandatory Inspections for RVs Mandatory inspections can be done periodically or only when the RV is first sold. A mandatory vehicle inspection will consist of a safety check as well as a vehicle emissions check. In some parts of the country, the vehicle emissions check may be called a smog test. Similarly one may ask, do trailers need license plates in Texas? Trailers in excess of 34,000 lbs. Must be titled and registered with Trailer license plates. Do not qualify for Farm Trailer license plates.How much does it cost to register a trailer in Texas?The annual registration fee for a trailer or travel trailer (if the trailer requires registration) with a gross vehicle weight of 6,000 lbs. or less is $45.00, plus applicable fees and local county fees.