Visit the Bureau of Automotive Repair's website for more information.
The STAR Program was created to improve the overall quality of Smog Check inspections and help the state meet required emissions reductions. Accordingly, STAR stations are licensed Smog Check stations that meet higher performance standards set in regulation. Vehicles with a higher likelihood of failure require a Smog Check at a STAR station.
There are numerous reasons a vehicle could fail it's Smog inspection but here are some of the most common issues:
Visible smoke from the tailpipe.
High emissions from the tailpipe.
Incomplete monitors or OBD II system is not ready.
Disconnected/cracked/collapsed hoses.
Aftermarket components do not have proper Carb EO(Executive Order) #'s.
The Bureau of Automotive Repair offers a few different programs to assist consumers if their vehicle does not pass the smog inspection. Click here for more information.
Do you have more questions? Contact us now at (925) 516-6488, and one of our team members will help you!
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We Also Accept: Android Pay and Samsung Pay