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Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 26mins
Using the tire size P/195/65/R16. How wide is the tire?
16 MM
195 MM
65 MM
195 Inches
The part of the tire that touches the road is called the_______
Sidewall
Tread
Bead
Rim
LT205/60/R16. What does LT stand for?
Little Tom
Light Truck
Light Tank
Large Truck
An "S" speed rated tire has a higher speed rating than a "Z" rating?
True
False
The width of this tire is:
17 inches
225 cm
225 mm
50 mm
The second number in the tire size (50) is the:
Aspect Ratio
Diameter
Section Witdth
Temperature Rating
The speed rating for this tire is:
"R"
50 mph
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"H"
The "98" in the tire pictured indicates the:
Section width
Burnout potential
Load Index
Speed Rating
DOT stands for
Depth of Tread
Design of Tread
Dept of Transportation
Design of Tire
When was this tire manufactured?
4th month of 2008
4 week of August
29th week of 2010
Information not provided in this picture
This wear pattern is caused by:
Over inflation
Under inflation
Excessive Toe
Excessive Camber
Which of the following statements are true of the tool pictured?
This tool is recommended from removing fasteners
This tool is used to apply a specific amount of torque to a fastener
This tool is very rugged and does NOT need to be handled with care.
Both A and B are correct
What type of tread design does this tire have?
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Directional
What type of tread design does this tire have?
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Directional
What type of tread design does this tire have?
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
Directional
Name 3 different Tire Brands
Michelin
Yamaha
Toyota
Bridgestone
Yokohama
What does the "R" in 275/80R22.5 mean?
Bias
Radius
Radial
Right
How often should a customer rotate, balance, and align a vehicle?
10,000 miles
6,000 miles
when they feel like it
when manufacture recommends
Traction means more...
AA
Grip and road adherence
UTQG
brake capacity
What XL means in the follow tire size: 235/60R18 107V XL
Tire size
Extra load
Plies
Index service
What are our three major tire categories?
Passenger, Performance, Light truck
Directional, non directional, variable
Symmetrical, asymmetrical
Trailer, Directional, Truck tire
Which way do you turn the lug nuts to loosen them?
counter-clockwise
clockwise
right
toward the front bumper
When raising the car, what do you do with the wheels on the opposite end you're jacking up?
lock them by turning the steering wheel
secure then with chocks
tap them with a hammer
nothing
Which of the following do you NOT want for the place where you'll change tires on your car?
plenty of distance from traffic
curving ground
a completely flat surface
a solid surface
Where do you place the jack under the vehicle?
at the jack points
(typically found on pinch weld)
anywhere
just behind the wheels
under the front and rear bumpers
How high should you jack up your car?
1"-2" which is high enough so the tire no longer touches the ground
exactly 4 inches
only 6 inches
as high as the jack will go
On most trucks and SUVs, where is the spare tire often mounted?
on the underside in the rear
under the rear seats
on the roof
on top of the hood
Once you put the new wheel on the bolts, what do you do next?
lower the jack
tighten the lug nuts by hand and get a snug fit
tighten only the top lug nuts
nothing
Once you've lowered the car, what else do you need to do?
nothing
kick the tire
tap on the hubcap
tighten the lug nuts the rest of the way making sure not to over or undertighten
Before driving off, it's always a good idea to do what?
check the spare tire's pressure
a big burnout
rev the engine
nothing
Before you start jacking up the car to change the tire/s, what should you do?
kick the wheels
take off the tires
loosen the lug nuts
balance the tires
Using the tire size P/195/65/R16. How wide is the tire?
16 MM
195 MM
65 MM
195 Inches
If your speedometer reading is 45 mph, but your tires are larger than factory-installed tires, how fast is your SUV actually moving? The circumference of the factory-installed tires should be 88.3 inches, but your tires are 105.7 inches around.
50 mph
54 mph
62 mph
56 mph
If your odometer reading is 23290 miles, but your tires are larger than factory-installed tires, how far did your car actually travel? The circumference of the factory-installed tires should be 73.89 inches, but your tires are 105.7 inches around.
33,316 miles
16,281 miles
33,361 miles
25,967 miles
