CARB Clean Truck Check
Periodic Smog Testing Mobile Service
Welcome to our company!
Hi! My name is Fridda Vanegas, and I have proudly been a part of the trucking industry for over five years. As a dedicated trucker myself, I understand the challenges and needs of our customers firsthand. I am also a certified clean truck tester, equipped to help and guide my clients through the process of passing the CARB test.
Experience the ultimate convenience with our mobile services! We come directly to you, eliminating the need for appointments. Our unique approach allows you to receive top-notch service wherever you are. Reach out today and discover how we can meet your needs on your schedule!
Our Service
CARB Clean Truck Check (For 2013 and Newer Diesel Vehicles Over 14,000 lbs)
The Clean Truck Check program is designed to ensure compliance with California Air Resources Board (CARB) requirements for on-board diagnostics (OBD) in heavy-duty vehicles.
We conduct CARB-compliant OBD testing for diesel vehicles manufactured in 2013 or newer, with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) exceeding 14,000 lbs.
- Commercial Vehicles: Testing is required biannually to maintain compliance. Starting in 2027, testing will be required four times a year.
- Motorhomes and Agricultural Vehicles:Testing is required annually.
The Clean Truck Check is essential for vehicle registration and ensures adherence to California’s emissions standards, contributing to the reduction of air pollution and promoting a healthier environment.
Questions and Answers
A CARB Clean Truck Check is a compliance assessment designed to ensure that heavy-duty diesel vehicles meet the California Air Resources Board (CARB) requirements for on-board diagnostics (OBD). This program is essential for maintaining emissions standards and improving air quality.
Testing is required to ensure your vehicle complies with California’s emissions regulations for registration. Passing the CARB Clean Truck Check is crucial for contributing to reduced air pollution and complying with state law.
For commercial vehicles, testing is required twice a year. However, starting in 2027, it will be mandated four times a year. Motorhomes and agricultural vehicles need to be tested annually.
The CARB-compliant OBD testing includes a comprehensive check of the vehicle’s on-board diagnostic system, ensuring that all components are functioning correctly and that emissions meet the required standards.
If a vehicle fails the Clean Truck Check, the owner has 30 days to get the necessary repairs and submit a passing emissions compliance test to the California Air Resources Board (CARB). After making the repairs, you can schedule a retest to achieve compliance.
To prepare your vehicle, ensure that it has been properly maintained, including regular oil changes and servicing. Check that all engine lights on the dashboard are addressed, and ensure that your vehicle’s emissions system is functioning correctly.
While appointments are recommended to ensure prompt service, we also welcome walk-ins. It’s best to contact us ahead of time to confirm availability.
The testing process usually takes around 30 minutes, depending on the condition of the vehicle and the volume of customers. We strive to complete the service efficiently while maintaining accuracy.
Please bring your vehicle’s registration documents and any previous inspection reports, if available. Having this information on hand will facilitate the testing process.
Yes, we charge $100 per truck. For four or more trucks, the charge is $80 each.
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