Get Myazcar Com Exemptions

The vehicle must have failed the emissions test a minimum of two times during the test cycle. The vehicle's malfunction must be diagnosed, and a low emissions tune-up must be performed after the initial failure.

At the time of an emissions test failure, a vehicle owner will be provided with the code(s) contributing to that failure. If a vehicle fails the retest for the original failure code(s), the repair work is guaranteed by the facility that serviced the vehicle.

If your vehicle is in an area of a state (other than Arizona) that does not require emissions testing, you can apply for an out-of-state exemption. You can now apply and pay using our online portal | Apply Now >

It's a two-department effort, as emissions standards are determined by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality. These are nonattainment areas for emissions related pollutants and include parts of Maricopa, Pinal and Pima Counties, Erin Jordan, spokesperson for ADEQ.

A: All residents of the greater Phoenix and Tucson areas and those who regularly commute into the areas for work or school are required to have their 1967 or newer vehicles pass an emissions test. Most vehicles newer than 6 years old are exempt from testing, and certain other vehicle exemptions apply (see Exemptions).

Vehicle owners can apply at azdeq.gov/65waiver or by calling 602-771-3950 and pressing 0 to reach Customer Service. In addition, Vehicle Emissions Inspection (VEI) testing stations are taking additional precautions at their facilities to protect public health.

Emission testing is required for vehicles registered within designated emission control areas.

A: All residents of the greater Phoenix and Tucson areas and those who regularly commute into the areas for work or school are required to have their 1967 or newer vehicles pass an emissions test. Most vehicles newer than 6 years old are exempt from testing, and certain other vehicle exemptions apply (see Exemptions).

A: All residents of the greater Phoenix and Tucson areas and those who regularly commute into the areas for work or school are required to have their 1967 or newer vehicles pass an emissions test. Most vehicles newer than 6 years old are exempt from testing, and certain other vehicle exemptions apply (see Exemptions).