Hunter and Rotary Aligner Quiz

What is the primary function of a Hunter aligner?

• Checking tire pressure

• Aligning a vehicle’s wheels

• Measuring engine performance

• Checking brake fluid levels

Before using a Hunter aligner, what should be checked first?

• The vehicle’s fuel level

• Tire pressure and suspension components

• The car’s battery charge

• Windshield wiper fluid

How does a Hunter aligner determine alignment angles?

• Through laser or camera-based sensors

• By using magnetic sensors

• By weighing the vehicle

• By scanning the brake pads

Which alignment angle refers to the tilt of the wheels inward or outward from the top?

• Camber

• Toe

• Caster

• Thrust angle

What is “toe” in a wheel alignment?

• The angle of the wheels relative to each other when viewed from above

• The angle of the steering column

• The distance between the wheels

• The suspension height

When should a vehicle’s alignment be checked with a Hunter aligner?

• Every oil change

• When tires show uneven wear

• Only when installing new tires

• Every time the car is washed

Why is it important to lock the steering wheel during alignment?

• To prevent movement and ensure accurate readings

• To disable the brakes

• To increase tire pressure

• To reduce tire wear

How can a Hunter aligner assist in reducing tire wear?

• Ensuring proper wheel alignment

• Rotating the tires automatically

• Adjusting tire pressure

• Balancing the wheels

What is the main purpose of a rotary aligner?

• To rotate the tires

• To align wheels using a rotating measurement system

• To balance wheels

• To remove tires from the rim

What makes a rotary aligner different from a traditional aligner?

• It uses rotational sensors instead of cameras or lasers

• It does not require wheel sensors

• It does not measure toe angles

• It is only used on motorcycles