Maryland State Inspection: What Drivers Should Know
Call the shop with your vehicle year, make and model to discuss inspection availability and what to bring.
General care tips for your vehicle. Contact the shop for advice about a specific concern.
Call the shop with your vehicle year, make and model to discuss inspection availability and what to bring.
Before your visit, note any warning lights or vehicle concerns and contact the shop with your questions.
Brake, tire or lighting concerns deserve attention. Ask the shop to discuss any issues found during your inspection.
Squealing, grinding or changes in braking feel are reasons to have your brakes checked. Avoid driving if braking feels unsafe.
A check-engine light can have many causes. A diagnostic check helps identify the issue rather than guessing at a repair.
If your car pulls to one side or the steering wheel sits off-center, ask about tires, steering and alignment.
Use the maintenance schedule in your vehicle owner’s manual. Oil type and service intervals vary by vehicle and driving conditions.
Check tire pressure against your vehicle’s recommended setting and look for uneven wear, visible damage or recurring pressure loss.
Weak cooling can have several causes. Describe when the problem occurs so the shop can discuss an A/C system check.
Follow your owner’s manual, check tires and fluids, and address warning lights. If starting is slow, ask about a battery check.
Questions right now? Call AMOCO Auto Repair at (202) 580-4397.