State Inspections
Driver safety is of utmost importance across the state’s highways and roads, and Maryland State Inspection are designed with that in mind. Drivers everywhere bring their cars in to
inspection stations, whether it’s a dealer or an individual shop, to make sure their vehicles meet the latest state requirements. Here are just some of the components/systems that are checked to
ensure your vehicle’s safety:
Steering
- Steering wheel condition
- Steering column condition
- Power steering condition
Wheel alignment
- Toe reading
- Rear-wheel alignment and axle
Suspension
- Ball joint wear
- King pin or spindle bolt condition
- Wheel bearing condition
Brake systems
- Stopping distance
- Parking brake function
- Hydraulic system condition
- Mechanical linkage condition
Tires and wheels
- Condition of tires
- Size, type and tread depth
- Condition of wheels, nuts, studs or lugs
Fuel system
- Fuel tank condition and leaks
- Choke, hand throttle and accelerator operation
Come to Tolker Auto Service the next time your vehicle needs its state motor vehicle safety inspection. Our location and convenient hours make it easy for you to keep your car up to date.
- Many of our customers combine their state inspection with an Oil Change or other scheduled maintenance.
- If you make an appointment for a state inspection we recommend that you check your vehicle’s basic safety equipment beforehand. You can avoid a reinspection fee by correcting easy-to-spot
problems, such as a burned out bulb, ripped or worn wiper blades, cracked windshield, bald tires, or check engine light.
- Schedule an online appointment today for a state inspection.
State inspections ensure that your car or truck is safe, performs better, and saves you money on fuel and repair costs. Ask Tolker Auto Service manager
about a preventative maintenance program for your vehicle.