Tyre Management 101 - Get to Know Your Car's Tyre

What is the ideal tyre tread depth for a passenger car?

• 1mm

• 2mm

• 3mm

• 4mm

How can you check if the tyre tread is still usable using a 10 Sen coin?

• The tread should cover the coin entirely.

• The tread should cover the words "Bank Negara."

• The coin should fit inside the tread.

• The coin should slide easily over the tread.

What could cause tyres to wear down quickly?

• Uneven road surfaces

• Wheel alignment or balancing issues

• Excessive braking

• Overinflation

Which of the following is a sign that your tyres may need replacement?

• Reduced braking response

• Increased fuel efficiency

• Better vehicle handling

• Quieter driving experience

What should you look for on the tyre sidewalls?

• Fading color

• Unusual bumps or visible cracks

• Smooth surface

• Increased flexibility

What is the maximum recommended age for tyres?

• 2 years

• 4 years

• 6 years

• 8 years

What is a consequence of using tyres that are too old?

• Improved grip on the road

• Hardened compound and cracking

• Longer lifespan

• Reduced noise levels

What happens if tyres lose their grip due to wear or damage?

• The vehicle becomes more fuel-efficient.

• Braking becomes less effective.

• The tyres inflate automatically.

• The car handles better in rain.

Why should you check for wheel alignment and balancing issues before replacing tyres?

• They only affect the car's appearance.

• They help avoid unnecessary wear on new tyres.

• They make the car faster.

• They prevent overinflation.

What is the main purpose of inspecting tyre tread depth regularly?

• To improve acceleration

• To ensure safety and traction

• To increase fuel economy

• To make tyres last longer