Question 1

____________________ is the angle between the two front tires.

Accepted Answer

Toe angle

Question 2

The term MOST-Likely used to describe the difference between alignment settings from side to side is:

Accepted Answer

A) toe angle 
B) steering pull 
C) spread 
D) torque steer 
A) toe angle 
B) steering pull 
C) spread 
D) torque steer C

Question 3

Which of the following is LEAST-Likely the cause of unusual tire wear?

Accepted Answer

A) Worn parts 
B) Incorrect inflation 
C) Steer pull 
D) Incorrect wheel alignment 
A) Worn parts 
B) Incorrect inflation 
C) Steer pull 
D) Incorrect wheel alignment C

Question 4

A vehicle with worn or loose parts should be aligned.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Camber wear results as springs on an aging vehicle sag, changing the height of suspension components.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Why are front-wheel-drive vehicles usually set with zero toe or a slight amount of toe-out?

Accepted Answer

This is because the front tire

Question 7

Some ____________________ have a gauge that measures in degrees how far a wheel is turned to the right or left.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Some ____________________ have a gauge that measures...

Question 8

____________________ is when a vehicle turns abruptly to the side during initial acceleration. This usually happens on front-wheel-drive (FWD) vehicles with axles of unequal lengths.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is when a vehicle turns abruptly...

Question 9

If the steering wheel is not straight ahead when driving, what procedure would you use to straighten it?

Accepted Answer

Follow these steps to correctly straight

Question 10

Incorrect alignment settings can result in pull, instability, and tire wear.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) when a rack-and-pinion steering gear is mounted out of level position, its tie-rods will be at equal angles. 
B) aftermarket suspension parts sometimes relocate steering linkage connections, which can cause extreme toe change when the suspension moves. 
C) the toe setting on a tire can change when the wheel goes into a pothole or over a bump. 
D) turning radius is not an adjustable angle, but if a steering arm becomes bent, the turning radius is affected and the tires can squeal on turns. 
A) when a rack-and-pinion steering gear is mounted out of level position, its tie-rods will be at equal angles. 
B) aftermarket suspension parts sometimes relocate steering linkage connections, which can cause extreme toe change when the suspension moves. 
C) the toe setting on a tire can change when the wheel goes into a pothole or over a bump. 
D) turning radius is not an adjustable angle, but if a steering arm becomes bent, the turning radius is affected and the tires can squeal on turns.

Question 12

Caster ____ between the front wheels should not be more than 1/2 degree.

Accepted Answer

A) steer 
B) angle 
C) spread 
D) change 
A) steer 
B) angle 
C) spread 
D) change

Question 13

A vehicle's ____________________ is a line drawn between the center of the front axle and the center of the rear axle.

Accepted Answer

geometric

Question 14

How would you diagnose excessive toe on a worn tire?

Accepted Answer

To diagnose excessive toe on a worn tire

Question 15

How would you perform a tire check?

Accepted Answer

To perform a tire check, follow these st

Question 16

All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) on the rear of a vehicle, toe equalizes between the two tires like it does on the front. 
B) on radial tires on RWD vehicles with toe-in, the right front tire tends to toe in more than the left; its outside edge wears because the tire is rolling under at that edge. 
C) radial tires on RWD vehicles with toe-in will both roll under, resulting in wear that looks like positive camber. 
D) with toe-out, the inside edge of the left tire will roll under, resulting in wear on the inside edge of the left front tire. 
A) on the rear of a vehicle, toe equalizes between the two tires like it does on the front. 
B) on radial tires on RWD vehicles with toe-in, the right front tire tends to toe in more than the left; its outside edge wears because the tire is rolling under at that edge. 
C) radial tires on RWD vehicles with toe-in will both roll under, resulting in wear that looks like positive camber. 
D) with toe-out, the inside edge of the left tire will roll under, resulting in wear on the inside edge of the left front tire.

Question 17

The term MOST-Likely used to describe wheels that are closer together on one side of the vehicle than the other is:

Accepted Answer

A) toe change 
B) wheelbase difference 
C) thrust angle 
D) setback 
A) toe change 
B) wheelbase difference 
C) thrust angle 
D) setback

Question 18

While having a discussion, Technician A says that in most vehicles, it is important that the steering wheel be centered using tie-rods. Technician B says that it should be centered by removing the steering wheel and putting it back on straight. Who is correct?

Accepted Answer

A) A only 
B) B only 
C) Both A and B 
D) Neither A nor B 
A) A only 
B) B only 
C) Both A and B 
D) Neither A nor B

Question 19

The direction in which the rear wheels point is called the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The direction in which the rear wheels...

Question 20

Which of the following statements is LEAST-Likely true?

Accepted Answer

A) If tires are to be replaced, the new tires should be installed before attempting an alignment. 
B) When correcting for road crown, camber creates less of a pull than caster. 
C) Caster causes the camber angle of the wheel to change during a turn. 
D) Roads are crowned (higher at the center than the outside) so that rain will run off. 
A) If tires are to be replaced, the new tires should be installed before attempting an alignment. 
B) When correcting for road crown, camber creates less of a pull than caster. 
C) Caster causes the camber angle of the wheel to change during a turn. 
D) Roads are crowned (higher at the center than the outside) so that rain will run off.

Exam 68: Wheel Alignment Service

____________________ is the angle between the two front tires.

The term MOST-Likely used to describe the difference between alignment settings from side to side is:

Which of the following is LEAST-Likely the cause of unusual tire wear?

A vehicle with worn or loose parts should be aligned.

Camber wear results as springs on an aging vehicle sag, changing the height of suspension components.

Why are front-wheel-drive vehicles usually set with zero toe or a slight amount of toe-out?

Some ____________________ have a gauge that measures in degrees how far a wheel is turned to the right or left.

____________________ is when a vehicle turns abruptly to the side during initial acceleration. This usually happens on front-wheel-drive (FWD) vehicles with axles of unequal lengths.

If the steering wheel is not straight ahead when driving, what procedure would you use to straighten it?

Incorrect alignment settings can result in pull, instability, and tire wear.

All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

Caster ____ between the front wheels should not be more than 1/2 degree.

A vehicle's ____________________ is a line drawn between the center of the front axle and the center of the rear axle.

How would you diagnose excessive toe on a worn tire?

How would you perform a tire check?

All of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

The term MOST-Likely used to describe wheels that are closer together on one side of the vehicle than the other is:

While having a discussion, Technician A says that in most vehicles, it is important that the steering wheel be centered using tie-rods. Technician B says that it should be centered by removing the steering wheel and putting it back on straight. Who is correct?

The direction in which the rear wheels point is called the ____________________.

Which of the following statements is LEAST-Likely true?

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