Find a certified STAR smog check station near you in California — the station type your DMV renewal notice may require

Choice Test And Repair

✓ STAR Certified

1509 Greenville Street, Santa Ana, CA 92704

BAR license #243105 · state Bureau of Automotive Repair records · data refresh 2026-08-02

About this STAR station

Located at 1509 Greenville Street in Santa Ana, CA, Choice Test And Repair serves drivers across the Orange County area. Per Bureau of Automotive Repair STAR program records (refreshed 2026-08-02), it is a certified STAR station — BAR license #243105.

Phone: (714) 429-1509. A quick call first is the fastest way to confirm hours and today's wait.

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Common questions

Where is Choice Test And Repair located?

Choice Test And Repair is at 1509 Greenville Street, Santa Ana, CA 92704, in Orange County. Phone: (714) 429-1509.

Is Choice Test And Repair a STAR-certified station?

Yes — state Bureau of Automotive Repair STAR program records (refreshed 2026-08-02) list Choice Test And Repair (BAR license #243105) as STAR-certified. Every listing on FindStarStation comes from those records.

Does a STAR smog check cost more than regular?

Not automatically — BAR doesn't set a price difference between STAR and regular stations. Each shop posts its own price.

  • STAR and non-STAR stations both set their own posted prices — there's no state-mandated STAR markup
  • Some vehicles are required by your DMV renewal notice to test at a STAR station, regardless of price
  • See our posted price on-site or on our services page

Prices are set per station, not by BAR — see our posted price for the exact cost.

How often do I need a smog check in California?

Every two years for most vehicles.

  • At sale or transfer
  • First 8 years exempt for new cars
  • Out-of-state imports need one

Per California DMV registration rules.