E-Check Locations
Important! Determine which testing location(s) you should go to by the vehicle's model and year using this key to the right.
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Important! Determine which testing location(s) you should go to by the vehicle's model and year using this key to the right.
Expand each key below to view more information about the specific location services offered.
All tests are performed OBD II, Tailpipe, Diesel Exemptions/Extensions & Waivers Issued
All gasoline and diesel model year vehicles
OBD II only
All 1996 and newer gasoline vehicles
All 1997 and newer diesel vehicles
OBD II Only
Self-service OBD II Inspection Kiosks
Most* 1996 and newer gasoline vehicles
Most* 1997 and newer diesel vehicles
*Please note: Most 1996 and newer gasoline or 1997 and newer diesel cars and light trucks can be connected to the Kiosk via a Diagnostic Link Connector (DLC). Some exceptions are listed here.
Holiday Closure
The Ohio E-Check Full Service stations will be closed on Monday, February 20, 2023 in observance of President's Day and will be reopening on Tuesday, February 21, 2023 at 8:00 am. We apologize for any inconvenience and offer the self-service kiosks as an option for testing on the holiday.
Offering 18 Self-Service Kiosk Locations
For your convenience, Ohio E-Check is offering 18 self-service locations, that are available 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.
To view the full list of Kiosk locations, please click the E-Check tab on the blue bar above and select Self-Service Kiosk in the drop-down menu. This will take you to the Self-Service Kiosk page that has a brief description of the kiosk operation and has locations of all 18 Self-Service Kiosks available for testing. If a kiosk is unavailable for testing, this web page will also provide the kiosk status.
BMV 20 Day Suspension Notice
If you received a 20 Day suspension letter:
Take the vehicle to an automobile emission testing station and obtain a passing emission test before the deadline. A passing test will automatically send a certificate number to the BMV and you will be compliant. You will not need to visit a BMV license agency to show your E-Check certificate. If you receive another letter from BMV, please contact Ohio BMV at the telephone number on the letter. Be prepared to provide BMV your E-Check certificate number, located on the passing certificate.
If you are out of the testing area, in the military or cannot obtain a passing test due to another issue, you may be eligible for a one-time 6-month extension.
To request an extension for a vehicle that failed an e-check test, you can bring the letter and the failed certificate or an aborted notice to any full-service test stations. These stations can be located using this link: ohioecheck.info/locations
For vehicles that cannot pass the test due to needed repairs, vehicles out of the testing area, military, or other requests, you can mail the extension application, copy of suspension letter and the other documentation requested in the application to either of the addresses below. The extension application can be found here:
https://epa.ohio.gov/static/Portals/27/echeck/docs/Extension_Exemption10-12.pdf
| Ohio EPA E-Check 2190 Pinnacle Pkwy. Twinsburg, OH 44087 |
Ohio EPA E-Check 50 West Town St. Suite 700 Columbus, OH 43215 |
If you no longer own the vehicle and wish to stop receiving notifications from BMV, you will need complete the BMV 4311 form https://www.bmv.ohio.gov/doc-forms.aspx to cancel your vehicle registration. Please follow the instructions found on the form.
The following locations are closed due to extreme weather/other:
Hourly Station Volume 5:00 PM
Station with higher wait time
Stations with lower wait times