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Get your odometer reading from your vehicle's odometer located in the driver's area.Speedometer image by Sirena Designs from Fotolia.com
Obtain the current odometer reading from the vehicle by physically reading the odometer. - 2). Write the current odometer reading in the appropriate space on the back of the title. Check the box on the title to designate whether the mileage is "A-actual mileage shown", "NA-not actual mileage shown" (replaced or broken odometer), or "X-mileage exceeds mechanical limits". If the vehicle is 10 or more years old, is rated by the manufacturer with a carrying capacity of 4,000 lbs. or more, or weighs more than 16,000 lbs. then it is not necessary to designate "A", "NA" or "X" regarding the mileage.
- 3). Write the date of sale in the correct space on the back of the title and sign the title in the designated space.
- 4). Give the buyer a completed Application for Texas Certificate of Title that is signed and dated by you. The application is available on the Texas Department of Transportation website.
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