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Emissions Testing in Burlington, Vermont

Find 4 licensed smog check stations in Burlington. Browse test-only centers, STAR-certified locations, and shops offering registration renewal inspections. Requirements in Vermont vary by vehicle type and model year.

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Burlington, VT
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Brian's North End Automotive

4.9 · 195 reviews
Auto repair shop · 98 North Ave, Burlington, VT 05401

Brian's North End Automotive offers emissions testing and vehicle inspection in Burlington, Vermont. View hours and deta...

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Dolan's Auto Inc

4.9 · 92 reviews
Auto repair shop · 250 N Winooski Ave, Burlington, VT 05401

Dolan's Auto Inc offers emissions testing and vehicle inspection in Burlington, Vermont. View hours and details.

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Duncan's Auto Services

4.8 · 190 reviews
Auto repair shop · 40 Intervale Rd, Burlington, VT 05401

Duncan's Auto Services offers emissions testing and vehicle inspection in Burlington, Vermont. View hours and details.

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SVS Smith Vehicle Support

4.7 · 75 reviews
Auto repair shop · 109 Briggs St, Burlington, VT 05401

SVS Smith Vehicle Support provides emissions testing and vehicle inspection services in Burlington, Vermont. Check hours...

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City Guide

Emissions Testing in Burlington, Vermont

Finding a reliable place for emissions testing or a smog check in Burlington is easier than ever. Our directory lists 4 licensed and verified emissions testing stations in the city, including STAR-certified and test-only centers where required. Whether you're renewing your registration or completing an out-of-state transfer, this page helps you quickly locate nearby inspection facilities and understand what applies in Vermont.

Do Vehicles in Burlington Need an Emissions Test?

Most drivers in Burlington follow the same rules set by Vermont. Requirements vary based on vehicle age, fuel type, and county. If you're unsure whether your ZIP code or vehicle model year requires a test, use this directory to browse local stations or review our state-specific testing requirements.

Types of Smog Check Services Available

  • Standard emissions tests for gasoline vehicles
  • OBD-II inspections for 1996+ model years
  • Tailpipe testing for older vehicles where required
  • Diesel emissions testing
  • Hybrid and electric vehicle smog checks
  • Registration renewal support
  • Test-only or STAR-certified inspections (state dependent)

Each listing includes the station's address, contact information, operating hours, and service notes to help you choose the right location.

Smog Check Tips for Burlington Drivers

Before heading to a testing center in Burlington, make sure:

  • Your check engine light is off
  • Your vehicle has completed recent drive cycles
  • The gas cap is properly sealed
  • The engine is fully warmed up
  • You have your registration and ID

Following these steps greatly increases the chance of passing on the first attempt.

Why Use This Directory?

Drivers in Burlington rely on this directory because it provides a complete list of verified emissions testing stations, map-based navigation for quick lookup, accurate state-updated requirements, support for gasoline, diesel, hybrid, and electric vehicles, and clear explanations of exemptions and frequency rules.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Emissions Testing in Burlington, Vermont

Get answers to common questions about smog checks, testing requirements, and finding the right station in Burlington.

You can use this directory to find licensed emissions testing and smog check stations in Burlington. Browse the listings above to see addresses, contact details, and services offered, then choose the station that's most convenient for your part of the city.
It depends on Vermont's emissions testing program, your registration ZIP code, and your vehicle's model year and fuel type. Some areas of Vermont require testing, while others do not. Check your Vermont state page in this directory or your DMV's website to see if your address in Burlington is in a testing area.
Most emissions programs require testing every one or two years, usually tied to registration renewal. Some vehicles are tested more frequently, and others are exempt for the first few model years. Use the Vermont state page to see the current 2025 schedule for your vehicle type and registration area.
Prices vary by station and vehicle, but most emissions tests in Burlington fall within the typical range for Vermont. Many stations list pricing by phone or on their website, and some offer coupons or discounts. Use the listings above to contact a station directly for current pricing.
Requirements depend on vehicle type (gasoline, diesel, hybrid, electric), model year, and weight, as well as where your vehicle is registered in Vermont. In many states, fully electric vehicles are exempt, newer vehicles are temporarily exempt, and certain older or specialty vehicles may have different rules. Check the Vermont state page for the latest 2025 requirements.
Most stations in Burlington ask you to bring your current registration or renewal notice, a valid photo ID, and proof of insurance if required by Vermont. Make sure your vehicle is warmed up and the check engine light is off before you arrive.
If your vehicle fails, the station will provide a report showing the reason for failure (such as stored OBD-II codes or high tailpipe readings). In most programs, you must complete repairs and pass a retest before renewing your registration. Some states offer repair assistance, cost caps, or waivers. Details are listed on the Vermont page in this directory.
In some states, certain vehicles are directed to specific station types (such as STAR or test-only centers). Unless your renewal notice or DMV instructions say otherwise, you can usually choose any licensed station in Burlington. If you're unsure, ask the station when you call or check the instructions on your renewal notice.

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