Violation code

393.75H12002

Mobile Home weight exceeds tire load limit - Mobile Home manufactured before Jan. 1, 2002

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393.75H12002 is a Vehicle violation under 49 CFR §393.75H12002. It is an out-of-service violation; it is not scored in the SMS. Nationally it was cited 7 times in the last five years, with an OOS rate of 14.3%.

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National roadside inspection stats

as of 6/20/2026

Inspections

that found this code

Violations

total written

OOS rate

14.3%

1 OOS

Source: FMCSA roadside inspection data (last 5 years). The OOS rate is the share of these violations that led the officer to mark the driver or vehicle out of service.

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Not used in SMS BASIC scoring

Recorded on your inspection report and visible on the PSP, but contributes 0 points to CSA BASIC scores — even if cited Out-of-Service.

Violation group: Vehicle
Regulation §: 393.75H12002
Severity weight: N/A
Used in SMS: No
Status: Active
Updated: 6/20/2026

Last updated June 2026

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Challenging 393.75H12002 through FMCSA DataQs

If this violation was written incorrectly, here are the angles trucking-safety managers use to contest it. Playbook: Codes not used in SMS scoring.

Relevant 49 CFR49 CFR § 393.75

Tires

“No motor vehicle shall be operated on any tire that has body ply or belt material exposed through the tread or sidewall, has any tread or sidewall separation, is flat or has an audible leak, or has a cut to the extent that the ply or belt material is exposed.”

Common ways to challenge this code

Not used in SMS — should not affect BASIC
This code is on the inspection report but is excluded from SMS BASIC scoring per Appendix A. Use DataQs to correct the underlying data quality issue if the code was written in error, but understand it does not affect the CSA percentile.
Evidence that wins
- ✓FMCSA SMS Methodology Appendix A reference
- ✓Underlying inspection report

Common pitfalls — avoid these

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Frequently asked questions about 393.75H12002

What does violation 393.75H12002 mean?

393.75H12002 is the FMCSA roadside-inspection violation code for "Mobile Home weight exceeds tire load limit - Mobile Home manufactured before Jan. 1, 2002", part of the Vehicle group, cited under 49 CFR §393.75H12002.

What BASIC does 393.75H12002 affect?

393.75H12002 is not scored in any CSA BASIC. It is recorded on the inspection report and appears on the PSP, but it contributes 0 points to a carrier's SMS BASIC percentiles.

Is 393.75H12002 an out-of-service (OOS) violation?

Yes. 393.75H12002 is an out-of-service violation, meaning the driver or vehicle can be placed out of service at the roadside until the issue is corrected. OOS violations also add an extra severity point in SMS scoring.

How many CSA points does 393.75H12002 add?

393.75H12002 adds 0 CSA points because it is not used in SMS scoring, even when written out of service.

Can 393.75H12002 be challenged through DataQs?

Yes. If you believe 393.75H12002 was recorded in error, you can file a Request for Data Review (RDR) through the FMCSA DataQs system with supporting evidence. A successful challenge can remove or correct the violation on your record.

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