Smog Check Elk Grove, All Pro Smog is a BAR-Certified STAR Station located at 9255 Survey Rd,
Unit 1, Elk Grove, CA 95624. We are a test-only smog inspection facility —
we don’t do repairs, which means our only goal is to help your vehicle pass.
Most inspections are completed in 15 minutes, and results are transmitted
electronically to the DMV instantly.
offering same-day smog inspections with a $20 off coupon. Walk-ins welcome
Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM. Call (916) 667-8334.
We smog gasoline, diesel, hybrid, SUV, truck, van, and RV vehicles. If your DMV notice says “STAR Station Required,” you’re in the right place.
As a test-only facility, we have no financial reason to fail your vehicle. We inspect and certify.
Show us our discount coupon and save $20 on your smog inspection. Valid for most vehicles.Al l Pro Smog
• Not valid with any other offers
• Must present coupon at the time of write-up
• Valid for most vehicles
All Pro Smog has been serving Elk Grove and the surrounding communities
with professional, reliable smog inspections. As a Bureau of Automotive
Repair (BAR) licensed STAR Station, we meet the highest performance
standards set by the State of California.
Affordable Smog Check in Elk Grove
Test-Only stations are licensed by the state only to perform tests on vehicles. They are prohibited from performing any repair services. Gross Polluters can also be certified at these stations.
The Department of Motor Vehicles renewal notice will indicate whether a Smog Check is required to re-register your vehicle. Most areas of the state require vehicles to have a Smog Check performed every two years, when being sold, and when being initially registered in California.
Not all vehicles must get a Smog Check. Smog Check need depends on the type of vehicle, the model-year, and the area in which the vehicle is registered. Additionally, some vehicles only need a Smog Check when they are being sold or being registered in California after previously being registered in another state.
If you received the DMV registration renewal paper saying “SMOG Certification Required at a STAR station”, you are at the right place. All Pro Smog is a STAR Certified Smog Check Station, monitored closely by the BAR (Bureau of Automotive Repair) and conforms to the high standards established by the Bureau of Automotive Repair.
STAR smog stations will be able to issue a certificate of compliance to a vehicle passing a smog check when a motorist is referred by the DMV to such a station for vehicle registration renewal. A non “star” station may not issue a certificate to the motorist’s vehicle. They may however, test and issue certificates to vehicles not directed by the DMV to a “STAR” smog check station.
Proper and regular maintenance according to your Owner’s Manual, and not tampering with the emissions control equipment are keys to passing Smog Check and lowering emissions from your vehicle. Also a good 15 minute drive helps to ensure a proper warm-up of all emission related components which helps out in the emissions part of the smog check.
First and foremost we’ll help explain to you why you failed and some suggestions as to what to do next. You will also need to get your vehicle repaired so it can pass its Smog Check retest in order to complete your registration.
Please refer to California Bureau of Automotive Repair website where you can enter license plate or vehicle identification number (VIN) to check the history.
You may qualify for up to $500 in financial assistance to repair your car if it requires a Smog Check at a Test-Only station and failed that test. The Bureau of Automotive Repair Retirement Program is now offering $1000.00 for eligible motorists to voluntarily retire their high-polluting vehicles. If you don’t think it’s worth repairing the Bureau of Automotive Repair may buy your car!
CAP offers two options for consumers whose vehicles fail their biennial Smog Check.
Some vehicles that fail their smog inspections give off such high levels of pollution that a category called “Gross Polluter” was created. BAR identifies these vehicles to encourage their immediate repair. Gross Polluters are some of the worst polluting vehicles on California roadways.