Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair Tires

What is tire rotation?

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

• Cleaning the tires to remove dirt and debris

• Inflating tires to the recommended pressure

• Replacing worn-out tires with new ones

Which of the following is a part of a tire?

• hubcap

• steering wheel

• exhaust pipe

• tread

What is tire balance?

• The process of rotating tires on a vehicle

• Distribution of weight around a tire and wheel assembly

• The process of adding air to a tire

• The process of aligning the wheels on a vehicle

What causes normal tire wear?

• Improper inflation

• Weather conditions

• Age of the tire

• Friction

Which type of tire wear is caused by over-inflation?

• Edge wear

• Shoulder wear

• Cupping

• Center wear

What is the purpose of tire rotation?

• To increase fuel efficiency.

• To improve vehicle handling.

• To prevent tire blowouts.

• To ensure even wear on all tires and extend tire lifespan.

Which part of a tire provides traction and grip on the road?

• hubcap

• rim

• sidewall

• tread

What is the recommended frequency for tire rotation?

• every 2,000 to 3,000 miles or every 3 months

• tire rotation is not necessary

• every 10,000 to 12,000 miles or every year

• every 6,000 to 8,000 miles or every 6 months

What is the purpose of tire balance?

• To prevent tire blowouts.

• To improve traction on slippery surfaces.

• To increase fuel efficiency.

• To ensure even weight distribution and smooth rotation of the tires.

Which type of tire wear is caused by under-inflation?

• Center wear

• Cupping wear

• Shoulder wear

• Edge wear