Mountain View Radiator

Yes. Mountain View Radiator is STAR certified with the California Bureau of Automotive Repair, so it can test vehicles the DMV directs to a STAR station, including gross polluters.

No. Mountain View Radiator is licensed as a Test & Repair station. This station can run your smog test and, if the vehicle fails, diagnose and repair it in the same shop.

Mountain View Radiator is open Monday 8 AM to 5 PM; Tuesday 8 AM to 5 PM; Wednesday 8 AM to 5 PM; Thursday 8 AM to 5 PM; Friday 8 AM to 5 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Hours can change on holidays, so call ahead if you are cutting it close.

Yes. Mountain View Radiator accepts walk-ins, so you can drive in without booking ahead.

Mountain View Radiator accepts Cash, Credit Card.

Mountain View Radiator has held a BAR smog license since 2005. You can verify the license status at bar.ca.gov.

Mountain View Radiator has not published a price on SmogCheckDeals. The Bureau of Automotive Repair puts the statewide average at $69.16 as of August 2026, about $65 for a 2000-or-newer vehicle and $73 for 1999-or-older, plus the $8.25 certificate fee. Call (650) 968-9146 for a quote.

Mountain View Radiator does not take online bookings here, but walk-ins are welcome. Call (650) 968-9146 to check the wait.

Staff at Mountain View Radiator speak English.

Bring the car, your registration or DMV renewal notice, and a way to pay. Most smog checks take 15 to 30 minutes, and most visits are closer to 20.

Because Mountain View Radiator is a Test & Repair station, it can diagnose and repair the problem in the same shop, then run the free retest within 30 days. If the repair bill is steep, California's Consumer Assistance Program covers up to $1,200 of emissions repairs for qualifying owners.

The closest alternatives in Mountain View are Deans Automotive (0.2 mi) and Quik Smog (0.4 mi). Both are listed further up this page with their ratings and hours.