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MS3 -Chassis Tyres

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What do the numbers 225 mean?

a)

The width of the tyre in MM

b)

The Circumference of the tyre in CM

c)

The width of the tyre in CM

d)

The chemical compound of the tyre

2.

The number 50 relates to....

a)

The maximum speed the tyre can travel

b)

The height of the tyre sidewall in MM

c)

The profile of the tyre expressed as a percentage of the width

d)

The diameter of the wheel

3.

The profile is the height of the tyre From the "Bead" to the "Shoulder" expressed as a percentage of the width, So what is the height of the tyre in the picture if the tyre size is 195/55/R16

a)

100cm

b)

195mm

c)

55mm

d)

107.25mm

4.

What Does R stand for?

a)

Rotational

b)

Radical

c)

Radial

d)

Rain tyre

5.

What does 17 Stand for?

a)

The circumference of the tyre in Inches

b)

The diameter of the tyre in inches

c)

The width of the tyre in inches

d)

The height of the tyre in inches

6.

If a tyre is marked as a ZR rated tyre, What does that mean?

a)

The tyre is rated in excess off 149 mph

b)

The tyre is rated up to 149 mph

c)

The tyre is suitable for heavy vehicles

d)

The tyre can only be used on a race track

7.

What is the legal minimum tread depth for a car tyre in the UK?

a)

3mm

b)

1mm

c)

2mm

d)

1.6mm

8.

You are checking the age of a tyre ready for fitment to a customers car the Numbers are 0309, What should you do.

a)

Fit the tyre, It looks ok.

b)

Dispose of the tyre. It is over 10 years old.

c)

Inform the customer and let them make a decision.

d)

Scrub the numbers of and fit it

9.

Can slick tyres be used on a public road

a)

Yes if the driver is aware of his responsibilities

b)

Yes slick tyre improve grip in good conditions

c)

No! The legal minimum tread depth in the UK is at least 1,6 MM

d)

All tyres must have tread across 100% of the tyre width

10.

Tyres are made up from different compounds of rubber. this affects both wear and durability normally this is understood in the following terms

a)

Soft Compounds give excellent grip but have short tyre life, Hard compounds last longer but do not produce ultimate grip

b)

Soft compounds are only used on race cars

c)

Hard compound have outstanding grip and last longer than soft compound tyres

d)

The compound of the tyre has no effect on the vehicle handling