TPMS Quiz

What does TPMS stand for?

• Tire Pressure Monitoring System

• Tire Performance Management System

• Tire Pressure Measurement System

• Tire Protection Monitoring System

What is the primary function of a TPMS?

• To monitor tire pressures and warn the driver of imbalances

• To replace regular tire safety checks

• To inflate tires automatically

• To measure fuel efficiency

How do indirect TPMS systems measure tire pressure?

• By comparing rotational speeds and vibrations

• By using radio sensors

• By manually checking the pressure

• By inflating the tires

Why is proper tire inflation critical for safety?

• It affects speed capability, load carrying, and handling

• It increases tire color and design

• It reduces the need for regular maintenance

• It improves the car's appearance

How often should tire pressures be manually checked?

• At least once a month or before a long journey

• Once a year

• Every six months

• Only when the TPMS light is on

What is the impact of tire pressure on vehicle performance?

• It affects speed, load capacity, and safety

• It only affects the tire's appearance

• It has no impact on performance

• It only affects the vehicle's color

What does a direct TPMS system measure?

• Tire inflation pressures directly

• Tire color

• Tire tread depth

• Tire temperature

What is the role of ABS sensors in indirect TPMS?

• To measure and compare rotational speeds

• To inflate the tires

• To change the tire color

• To measure tire temperature

What should you do if you see a TPMS warning while driving?

• Ignore it and continue driving

• Find a safe place to stop and check tyre pressures

• Speed up to reach your destination faster

• Turn off the vehicle immediately

Where can you find the recommended tyre pressure settings?

• On the vehicle's roof

• Inside the fuel filler flap or on a placard on the driver's door sill

• On the steering wheel

• In the glove compartment