Question 1

When should you inflate the tire to the recommended air pressure after mounting it?

Accepted Answer

After seating the beads

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After inflating to high pressure

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Before mounting the tire

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After deflating the tire

Question 2

How should you position the TPMS sensor when preparing to dismount a tire?

Accepted Answer

Under the demount head

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In the center of the wheel

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Next to the valve stem

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On top of the tire

Question 3

What should you clean on the wheel with a wire brush or wire wheel before mounting a tire?

Accepted Answer

Bead seat

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Spokes

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Hubcaps

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Tread

Question 4

What should be lubricated to ease tension when getting ready to dismount a tire?

Accepted Answer

Tire beads and wheel flange

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Air filter

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Tail lights

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Steering wheel

Question 5

What should be checked for cracks or bends when preparing to reinstall a tire?

Accepted Answer

Flanges and lug holes

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The cup holders

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The glove compartment

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The rearview mirror

Question 6

What is the maximum recommended air pressure to seat the tire beads during installation?

Accepted Answer

40 psi

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100 psi

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10 psi

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200 psi

Question 7

What is a crucial step to take after inflating the tire to the recommended air pressure?

Accepted Answer

Deflate the tire to allow the bead to relax and settle on the wheel bead

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Leave the tire as is

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Inflate the tire further

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Remove the tire from the wheel

Question 8

Why should you deflate the tire after seating the beads on the wheel?

Accepted Answer

To allow the tire bead to relax and settle on the wheel bead

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To prevent tire damage during inflation

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To balance the tire properly

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To check for leaks in the valve stem

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To reduce air pressure for safety reasons

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