Hanson Aggregates Marine

Figured I may as well write a review here, as the only other one was from just over 2 years ago.
Basically, everything Bryan B. says still applies if you’re trying to register a pickup truck in the state of California. Moving from Texas, I needed to take my truck with me, and I can’t really fault this location — with the only public scale in all of San Francisco, apparently — for the weird laws and ass-​backwards processes of the DMV.
Just to reiterate:
–Drive up to the bottom of the ramp and park
–Knock, kick, and claw at the old locked door that makes the trailer seem abandoned
–Enjoy the lovely view of the bay waters while you wait
–Have a piece of paper ready with the VIN, owner’s name, and license plate
–Have $ 25 CASH, EXACT CHANGE ONLY
–Drive up onto the ramp, get out of your truck and walk off the scale part, weight (haha puns), get certificate
–Wish the foreman (or whatever that position would be) a good day and head on your merry way
The lady working seemed pleasantly surprised that I was prepared for all this when I got there, and it’s all thanks to the one other review here. Future truck owners, know that while this rule is stupid, the process to get past it isn’t so bad once you know what the hell you’re doing.
⁴⁄₅ would weigh again

Had to get an out of state pickup truck weighed before the DMV would allow me to register it in California. Service was quick but make sure to knock hard on office door (or drive to the front of scales). The door will be locked and you could easily assume that no one is available to weigh your vehicle. Instructions are as follows:
* Drive to front of ramp
* Have $ 25 cash (exact change)
* Have a piece of paper with vehicle owner’s name and VIN of vehicle
You’ll get your certificate within 5 mins. Now to mail my cert to the DMV.