Emissions Inspections

Ready for Your GA Emissions Test?

Georgia's Clean Air Force (GCAF) recommends that motorists test their emissions four to six weeks before the vehicle's registration renewal date. Ed Vintner has licensed emissions inspectors to serve our customers in Scranton, PA and surrounding areas.

Click the link below to learn more about 2023 emissions testing and vehicle registration in Georgia:

Important Information About Your Vehicle's 2023 Emissions Inspection

What is the Emissions Testing Process?

Per Georgia's Clean Air Force:

All subject vehicles will receive a three-part inspection:

• An OBD test to check the vehicle's emissions control performance history.
• A fuel cap inspection to check for adequate seal.
• A visual inspection of the catalytic converter to check for tampering or removal.

An inspector can reject a vehicle for testing if it is considered unsafe to test. If the test has already begun when the safety problem is detected, the inspector may charge the full price of the test.

Take Care of Your Emissions Inspection with Ed Vintner

If it's time for your vehicle's emissions test, visit Ed Vintner for service. A certified emissions inspector will test your vehicle. In the event your vehicle doesn't pass the inspection, we will assist you with understanding the next steps.