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All 20 smog check stations in Inglewood
All 20 stations
Brea Test Only Center
516 S La Brea Ave
A - 1 Auto Service
600 E Manchester Blvd Unit B
A 1 Smog Check Test Only Center
1358 Centinela Ave
Andy's Smog Test Only Center
3101 West Imperial Highway B
At Local Smog Station
624 N La Brea Ave
Bonanza Multi Services Smog Check
154 E Tamarack Ave Unit# A
Carmax
8611 S La Cienega Blvd
El Paisano Test Only
1203 Prairie Ave
Inglewood Test Only Smog Center
502 North La Brea Ave
J & J Mufflers
1054 S La Brea
Kims Auto Service & Repair
1135 W Manchester Blvd
L A Smog Test Only Center
410 N La Brea Ave 2
LAX Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
1030 West Manchester Boulevard
LAX Smog
4490 W. Century Blvd, Unit D
Lion Smog Check
802 N La Brea Ave
Manchester Brake Smog & Auto Care
2340 West Manchester Blvd
O J Auto Smog
1210 S La Brea Ave Suite J-1
Smog Kings
10200 Hawthorne Blvd Unit B
Smogs Plus Auto Repair
10722 S Prairie Ave # E
Unismog
1201 West Manchester
Test-only, test-and-repair and STAR stations in Inglewood
Smog check stations in California are licensed by the Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR). In Inglewood (Los Angeles County), the 20 listed stations are 7 test-and-repair shops and 13 test-only stations. A test-only station inspects and certifies your vehicle but does not repair it, so a car that fails has to be fixed somewhere else and brought back. A test-and-repair shop can run the test, diagnose a failure and do the repair under one roof.
STAR is a BAR certification for stations that meet higher performance standards. If your DMV renewal notice says your vehicle must be tested at a STAR station, only a STAR certified station can certify it; otherwise any licensed station will do. 15 of the 20 stations in Inglewood are STAR certified today.
20 of the 20 stations have Google ratings.
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Smog check in Inglewood: frequently asked questions
Stations in Inglewood set their own prices, and prices change, so call ahead or bring a coupon. Inglewood stations have a live coupon on SmogCheckDeals; each one's fine print says what it covers. Across Los Angeles County, the median smog check coupon price is $39.75 at 26 stations (October 2026), before the certificate. The Bureau of Automotive Repair puts the statewide average at $69.16 (August 2026): about $65 for a 2000-or-newer vehicle and $73 for 1999-or-older, plus the $8.25 state certificate when the vehicle passes.
In most of California, gasoline vehicles more than eight model years old need a smog check every two years when the registration is renewed, and most vehicles need one when they change owners. A few rural areas only require it on a change of ownership. Your DMV renewal notice says whether this year’s renewal needs one.
Yes. 15 of the 20 stations in Inglewood are STAR certified. You only need one if your DMV renewal notice says the vehicle must be tested at a STAR station.
Inglewood has 7 test-and-repair shops and 13 test-only stations. A test-only station inspects and certifies but does not repair, so a failed vehicle is fixed elsewhere and brought back. A test-and-repair shop can test, diagnose and repair in one place. Both issue the same state certificate.
Bring the vehicle and its registration or DMV renewal notice. Make sure the check engine light is off before you go; on a 2000-or-newer vehicle an illuminated check engine light is an automatic fail.
The vehicle has to be repaired and pass a retest before the DMV renews the registration. Retest pricing is set by each station, so ask before the first test. Income-eligible owners can apply to BAR’s Consumer Assistance Program for repair assistance or vehicle retirement.
A passing smog check is sent to the DMV electronically and is valid for 90 days, so get it done within 90 days of renewing or selling the vehicle.
Stations come from the Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) license register, checked daily. STAR status is from BAR records checked in October 2026. Hours and ratings come from Google. Coupons are published by the stations. The average price is from BAR’s August 2026 monthly report; median coupon prices by county are in the California smog check price report. How we get this data

