Automotive Tire and Wheel Service

What is tire rotation?

• Moving tires from one position to another to ensure even wear and extend their lifespan.

• Replacing worn-out tires with new ones

• Cleaning the tires to remove dirt and debris

• Inflating tires to the recommended pressure

What is tire balancing?

• Equalizing weight distribution of tire and wheel assembly

• Adjusting the air pressure in the tires

• Rotating the tires to different positions

• Replacing the tires with new ones

What is tire pressure monitoring?

• A system that monitors the air pressure inside the tires of a vehicle.

• A mechanism that adjusts the tire pressure automatically

• A system that detects the tread depth of the tires

• A device that measures the temperature of the tires

What is tire tread inspection?

• Measuring the tire diameter.

• Examination of tire grooves.

• Inspecting the tire sidewall.

• Checking the air pressure of the tire.

What is wheel lug nut torque?

• The color of the lug nuts on a wheel

• The size of the lug nuts on a wheel

• The number of lug nuts on a wheel

• Amount of force or pressure applied to tighten lug nuts on a wheel

Why is tire rotation important?

• Tire rotation is not important and does not affect tire wear or vehicle stability.

• Tire rotation is only necessary for off-road vehicles and has no impact on regular cars.

• Tire rotation is a waste of time and money and does not provide any benefits.

• Tire rotation is important to ensure even wear on all tires, extend tire life, improve traction, and maintain vehicle stability.

What can happen if tires are not balanced?

• Improved handling, reduced noise, better traction

• Decreased fuel efficiency, increased vibrations, uneven wear

• Uneven wear, vibrations, decreased fuel efficiency

• Increased fuel efficiency, smoother ride, even wear

What is the recommended tire pressure for most vehicles?

• 30 psi

• 40 psi

• 50 psi

• Varies by vehicle

How often should tire tread be inspected?

• never

• every 6 months

• once a year

• once a month

Why is it important to tighten lug nuts to the specified torque?

• To improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.

• To make the vehicle go faster.

• To ensure proper wheel alignment, prevent wheel damage, and maintain vehicle safety.

• To enhance the vehicle's aesthetics.