Alignment Test

What is the purpose of a wheel alignment?

• Improve fuel efficiency

• Ensure even tire wear

• Prevent the car from pulling to one side

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a primary alignment angle?

• CAMBER

• CASTER

• TOE IN

• TIRE TREAD

If your car pulls to one side, what alignment issue might be present?

• Incorrect camber

• Low Tire Pressure

• Incorrect caster

• All of The Above

Excessive tire wear on the inner or outer edges of the tire is usually caused by:

• Improper camber

• Incorrect toe

• Worn-out suspension components

• Overinflated tires

Which of the following can cause a car to need an alignment?

• Hitting a pothole

• Worn suspension parts

• Installing new tires

• All of the above

What type of alignment is typically required for most front-wheel-drive vehicles?

• Four-wheel alignment

• Two-wheel alignment

• Rear-wheel alignment

• Steering alignment

What is the effect of too much toe out in the alignment?

• Car pulls to one side

• Steering feels unstable

• Uneven tire wear

• All of the above

How often should you check your vehicle’s alignment?

• Every oil change

• Every 10,000-12,000 miles or once a year

• Every 50,000 miles

• Only when you notice an issue

What can happen if your alignment is off for an extended period?

• Increased fuel consumption

• Uneven tire wear

• Poor handling and safety concerns

• All of the above

What part of the car is primarily adjusted to correct alignment?

• Brake rotors

• Steering rack

• Suspension components

• Wheel hubs