Greenback Smog

📍 Address

6225 Binnet Drive

Citrus Heights, CA 95621

📞 Contact

(916) 639-9224

Call for appointments

🕐 Business Hours

Mon-Thur: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM

Fri: 9:00 AM - 1:10 PM, 2:10 PM - 5:30 PM

Sat: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM

Sun: CLOSED

Our Smog Check Services

  • DMV Renewal Smog Check
  • Change Of Ownership
  • Out Of State Vehicle
  • Diesel Smog Check
  • Hybrid Vehicle Smog
  • Fast Service - 15 Minutes
  • Comfortable Waiting Area
  • No Appointment Necessary
  • Free Retest If You Don't Pass
  • ASE Certified Technicians

Smog Check FAQ

What is a Test Only Station?

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.

Who requires a Smog Check?

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.

How much does a test only smog check cost?

Smog test only stations are not allowed to profit or perform any auto repairs. With competition being great, the cost of the test only smog check has been dramatically reduced. Our special price is $36.75.

How can I help my vehicle pass Smog Check?

Proper and regular maintenance according to your Owner's Manual, and not tampering with the emissions control equipment are keys to passing Smog Check. A good 15 minute drive helps ensure proper warm-up of all emission related components.

What do I do if my vehicle fails 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 need to get your vehicle repaired so it can pass its Smog Check retest in order to complete your registration. We offer free retests!

How can I find my vehicle's smog check history?

Please refer to California Bureau of Automotive Repair website where you can enter license plate or vehicle identification number (VIN) to check the history.