Wheel Alignment

How many minutes equals one degree?

• 100

• 50

• 60

• 1

Excessive negative camber will cause the tires to

• Wear rapidly on the inner edges

• Wear rapidly on the outer edges

• Cause a feathered edge

• Will give the vehicle better straight ahead stability

Excessive positive toe causes excessive

• toe out

• toe in

Which of these is a direct tire wear angle? (select all that apply)

• Toe

• Caster

• Camber

Technician A says that if SAI is higher than specifications, look high for causes.

Technician B says if SAI is lower than specifications, look low for causes

Who is correct?

• Technician A

• Technician B

• Both technicians

• Neither technican

The four reasons for an alignment are

• maintenance, performance, standard, modified

• standard, modified, corrective, collision

• maintenance, corrective, modified, collision

• maintenance, modified, standard, frame pulling

When a rear lateral subframe shifts is it necessary to correct front camber, what is the correct order of adjustments?

• Rear camber, rear toe, front camber, front toe

• Rear camber, rear toe, front toe, front camber

• Front camber, front toe, rear camber, rear toe

• Front camber, rear camber, rear toe, front toe

Camber roll is caused by which suspension angle?

• Total toe

• Front caster angle

• Front camber angle

• All of the above

How would positive toe affect vehicle handling?

• The vehicle will feel as if it were "darting"

• There would be no customer concern/change in driving feeling

• The vehicle will feel as if it were "wandering"

When describing turning angle/maximum steering angle,

• The outer front wheel must turn at a sharper angle than the inner wheel.

• Both front wheels turn at equal angles.

• The inner front wheel must turn at a sharper angle than the outer wheel.

• The degree the wheels turn vary depending on speed.