Which type of tire has the most stable footprint?

In a P-metric tire size designation, what do the last two digits represent?

The relationship of tire height to its width is called its ____.

The two sections of a standard wheel are the rim and the ____.

Which of the following is an example of road damage to a tire?

Each of the following is a possible cause of tire vibration, except ____.

If wheel lateral runout exceeds ____, it should normally be replaced.

Abnormal wear patterns can identify tire problems. Which pattern indicates that the tire was consistently underinflated? 

Cold inflation pressure of a tire should be ____ the maximum. 

Which of the following is not a function of the suspension system?

A suspension system element sometimes used to prevent side-to-side axle movement when cornering is called a(n) ____. 

Which of the following suspension elements functions by twisting? 

Technician A says an automotive suspension system works with the steering system to help keep the wheels in correct alignment. Technician B says an automotive suspension system works independently of the steering system and has no effect on wheel alignment. Who is right?

To keep the car body from rolling or leaning excessively in turns or corners, a ____ is used. 

"Curb height" of a car is the distance from the ____.

Technician A says that worn control arm bushings can be responsible for steering problems and tire wear. Technician B says that worn control arm bushings primarily cause a rough ride. Who is right?

Which of the following is not a function of the steering system? 

Which of the following is not a part of a recirculating-ball gearbox? 

Which type of pump listed below is not used in power steering systems?

Technician A says a belt running from the engine’s crankshaft pulley normally powers an automobile’s power steering pump. Technician B says a belt running from the engine’s idler pulley normally powers an automobile’s power steering pump. Who is right?

An electronic steering mechanism eliminates the need for a ____. 

Which of the following is not a problem that can be traced to a loose or worn power steering belt? 

Which component can wear enough to allow front wheels to turn without causing steering wheel movement? 

An automobile’s manual steering gearbox needs lubricant. Technician A adds SAE 90 gear oil to the gearbox. Technician B adds SAE 40 gear oil to the gearbox. Who is right? 

Which of the following is not a fundamental angle for proper wheel alignment?

The inward or outward tilt of a wheel and tire when viewed from the front of the car is called ____. 

Technician A says “toe-in” is produced when the front of the wheels are closer together than the rear of the wheels. Technician B says “toe-in” is produced when the front of the wheels are farther apart than the rear of the wheels. Who is right? 

Wheel lugs and nuts usually have left-hand threads.

On a non-driving wheel assembly, the wheel and hub spin freely on the spindle. 

A wheel with a safety rim has small ridges to hold the tire bead in place if a blowout occurs. 

An air chuck is the spring-loaded valve threaded into a tire's valve stem. 

The drop-center style of wheel is most common on passenger vehicles. 

The primary purpose of a wheel cover is appearance. 

A thumping sound while driving usually indicates a tire problem. 

Wheel lug nuts should be tightened in order, moving clockwise. 

Static imbalance will cause a tire to both hop and shimmy.

When pressing a wheel bearing in or out, force applied to the wrong race could damage the bearing.

Tires, wheels, and axle housings make up the major portion of a vehicle's unsprung weight. 

A strut rod is the central shaft of a MacPherson strut suspension system.

In a gas-charged shock absorber, the oil in the cylinder is replaced by nitrogen gas.

Most torsion bar suspension systems allow easy adjustment of curb height.