Wheel Alignment in Catonsville, MD

Keep Those Tires Lined Up — Auto Clinic of Maryland

If your steering wheel keeps pulling to one side or another while you drive, it is probably time for a wheel alignment. Come into the Auto Clinic of Maryland in Catonsville, MD, to your vehicle back on even keel. Alignment problems are not just inconvenient; they could lead to more severe problems and accidents. Our ASE-certified technicians are fully qualified and equipped with the latest technology to bring your wheels back into alignment.

Service You Can Count On

Tire alignment is an essential part of regular vehicle maintenance. Our expert team is ready to ensure your tires and your vehicle overall remain in great condition. We have seen all types of alignment issues and are fully qualified to fix each one. The Auto Clinic in Maryland is located in Catonsville at 6013 Baltimore National Pike. You can wait in our comfortable lobby and surf the web on our free WiFi. Or, you can drop off your car for same-day service. If you can’t come during the day, please out a form for after-hours drop-off service. At the first sign of trouble while you steer, call us at (410) 788-3838. We are ready to help you get your system back in line.

Alignment Problems and Solutions

Wheel alignment can vary from slightly out of alignment to severely out of alignment. Wheels get out of alignment due to simply driving, as the friction from the road will eventually pull your wheels out of the correct angles. If you have neglected to get your tires rotated, that will cause your wheels to get out of alignment sooner. If your wheels are out of alignment, your car will drive unsafely. The pulling on the steering wheel could cause you to run off the road. Therefore, it is vital to bring your vehicle into your shop immediately.

Wheel alignment involves three essential parts: the toe, caster, and camber. The toe is the horizontal alignment of your vehicle. Camber is the vertically oriented axis. The caster is the upper and lower level steering points. If one or all of these elements are out of alignment, your car will not drive correctly. When our technicians perform an alignment, they will readjust the suspension components back to their correct factory settings. We will get your vehicle back to you as quickly as possible. Our team understands that our customers have a busy schedule and want to return to their business as soon as possible. Wheel alignment is not the same as a tire rotation. Wheel alignment focuses on the suspension systems in your vehicle, while tire rotation is about the weight and wheels being in their proper positions. However, having both done regularly will help keep your vehicle in its best condition.