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Emissions test in progress at Ace Auto Repair West Jordan

Get Your Emissions Test & Safety Inspection Done Fast—And Get Your Stickers Too!

Without current license plates, you can't legally drive your car in Utah. But renewing your plates is simple when you work with Ace Auto Repair. We’re an authorized emissions testing and safety inspection station right here in West Jordan. Even better? We offer "On The Spot" renewal—which means you’ll leave with new registration stickers in hand.

Need fast, certified inspections in West Jordan? Call now at (801) 803-6016 or click below to book.

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Emissions test in progress at Ace Auto Repair West Jordan

What Do I Need to Renew My License Plates in Utah?

To renew your registration at our auto repair shop, please bring:

 ♠ Renewal notice or current Certificate of Registration

 ♠ Your vehicle

 ♠ Certificate of Inspection (if required)

 ♠ Emissions Test results (if required)

 ♠ Registration renewal fees

We’ll take care of the rest—including sticker issuance.

 

 


 

Why Putting Off Emissions or Safety Inspections Can Cost You More

Delaying emissions tests or skipping safety inspections may lead to fines, registration holds, or unsafe driving conditions. Plus, you'll still need to head to the DMV if you miss the renewal window—adding more time and hassle.

 

Be proactive. Ace Auto Repair helps you avoid late penalties and drives smoother, safer.

 

 


Vehicles requiring Utah safety inspections

Safety Inspection Requirements in Utah (Post-2018 Law Update)

Some counties in Utah require a safety inspection and emissions test for registration. Here’s what applies:

Emissions Test

Our ASE-certified technicians perform emissions testing no more than 60 days before your due date. After that window, a DMV visit is required.

Safety Inspection

As of January 1, 2018, Utah removed mandatory inspections for most vehicles. But inspection is still required for:

  1. Salvage/rebuilt title vehicles

  2. Street-legal ATVs

  3. Commercial vehicles

  4. Motorcycles aged 8+ years

  5. Gas/diesel vehicles (6+ years) in Salt Lake County

 

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Consequences of skipping emissions testing

Lost License Plates or Registration? We Can Help

Need to replace a lost plate, damaged sticker, or illegible decal?

How Utah's Registration Renewal Period Works

 ♠ Utah registrations are good for 1 year.

 ♠ The DMV sends a mail reminder weeks before expiration.

 ♠ Missed reminders? You’re still responsible for renewal on time.

 

Tip: Track your renewal on your calendar or phone to stay compliant.

Get On-the-Spot Plate Renewal at Ace Auto Repair

We make it easy to drive out legally and confidently. After your emissions test or inspection:

  1. We'll renew your registration on the spot

  2. Print your new decal and plate sticker

  3. No DMV visit required!

Ace Auto Repair, West Jordan UT

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Satisfaction guaranteed.

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Cities We Proudly Serve

West Jordan, South Jordan, Riverton, Taylorsville, Herriman, Draper, Bluffdale, Sandy, Salt Lake City, Kearns, Holladay, Murray, Midvale, Magna, and nearby communities in Salt Lake County.

Not listed? Call us—we likely serve your area too.


Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an emissions test take?
Most emissions tests at Ace Auto Repair take about 15 to 20 minutes from start to finish. We work efficiently to minimize your wait time. If you’re visiting during a busier time of day, the wait may be slightly longer, but we always strive to keep your visit quick and convenient.
Can I get my registration renewed at Ace Auto?
Yes, absolutely. Ace Auto Repair is an official On The Spot renewal station. That means if your vehicle passes its required inspections, we can handle your registration renewal right here and issue your new sticker on the spot—no need to visit the DMV separately.
Is a safety inspection required in Utah?
For most personal vehicles, safety inspections are no longer required as of January 1, 2018. However, certain vehicles still do require them—such as salvage or rebuilt titles, street-legal ATVs, motorcycles over eight years old, and commercial vehicles. We'll confirm your vehicle’s requirements based on state rules when you bring it in.
What happens if my vehicle fails the emissions test?
If your car doesn’t pass, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. Our certified mechanics will diagnose the issue and explain your repair options. Once the necessary work is done, we’ll re-test your vehicle and help you complete the registration process as quickly as possible.
Do I need to go to the DMV if I test at Ace Auto Repair?
Not at all. As long as your vehicle passes the emissions and/or safety inspection and you're eligible, we can renew your registration right here at our West Jordan shop. It’s fast, easy, and avoids the long lines at the DMV.
What areas do you serve?
We proudly serve drivers from West Jordan and the entire Salt Lake County area, including South Jordan, Riverton, Taylorsville, Draper, Sandy, Herriman, Midvale, and Salt Lake City. If you're nearby, we’re happy to help—give us a call if you’re unsure.

Ace Auto Repair location in West Jordan, Utah

Find Us in West Jordan, UT

Ace Auto Repair

3399 W 8395 S

West Jordan, UT 84088

(801) 803-6016

Monday – Friday: 9 AM to 6 PM

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Ready to Renew or Get Inspected?

One Stop. No Stress. Just Certified Service.

Whether you need a quick emissions test, a safety inspection, or complete registration renewal, Ace Auto Repair makes the process simple, fast, and stress-free. Our certified team is here to help you stay road-ready with expert service and no hidden fees.

Avoid the DMV lines—come see us in West Jordan and leave with everything you need.

Call (801) 803-6016 or click below to get started.

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Proudly serving West Jordan, UT and surrounding areas since 2010.