TYRES T -LEVEL
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Performing Arts
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1st - 5th Grade
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Medium
Dave Lemon
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47 Slides • 24 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Why is tyre inflation so important?
It keeps the car looking good
It improves fuel efficiency
It ensures safety while driving
It makes the tyres last longer
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Multiple Choice
What problems can occur due to wheel imbalance while driving?
Vibration in the steering wheel
Increased fuel consumption
Improved steering response
Enhanced braking efficiency
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Multiple Choice
What are the causes and solutions for different tire wear patterns?
Over Inflation
Under Inflation
Loss of Camber or Overloading
Incorrect Toe-in
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Multiple Choice
_____________________ tire wears the center of its tread.
A. It is underinflated.
B. It is overinflated.
C. There is too much camber.
D. The coil spring on that wheel is weak.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following angles are tire wearing angles (check all that apply)
Camber
Caster
Toe
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Open Ended
Why should the valve be replaced?
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Multiple Choice
What can lead to a dangerous failure of the tyre at speed?
Wear on the valve seal
Proper maintenance
Inflation pressure
Tread depth
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Multiple Choice
What can cause constant under inflation of the tyre?
A well-sealed valve
A poorly sealed valve
A punctured tyre
A new tyre
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Multiple Choice
When can you safely repair punctures?
When there are no cuts
When the puncture is small
When the tyre is new
When the tyre is old
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Multiple Choice
What is the minimum legal tyre tread limit?
1.6mm
1.0mm
1.6cm
1.0cm
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Multiple Choice
What should be used to repair a punctured tyre according to BSAU159 regulations?
A regular patch
A special vulcanised plug patch
Any adhesive
A rubber band
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Multiple Choice
What areas of a tyre are considered repairable and unrepairable?
Yellow shaded area
Red shaded area
Both areas
None of the areas
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Multiple Choice
What are the main points of the BSAUI59 regulations regarding tyre repairs?
Tyres can be repaired anywhere on the tyre
Repairs can overlap
Tyres can only be repaired in the area of the tread
There is no limit to the amount of repairs
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Multiple Choice
What should you never do with an inner tube and a tubeless tyre?
Fit them together on any wheel
Fit them together only on a tube type wheel
Fit them together on a tubeless wheel
Fit them together on a standard wheel
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Multiple Choice
Why do normal summer tyres begin to stiffen as temperatures fall below 7 degrees Celsius?
They are made of hard rubber
They lose air pressure
They become less flexible
They are designed for winter use
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of silica in winter tyres?
To increase durability
To improve grip at low temperatures
To reduce noise
To enhance fuel efficiency
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Multiple Choice
What is the speed rating for T?
113mph
118mph
130mph
149mph
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Multiple Choice
What factors are improved with a higher speed rating of tyres?
Steering response
Fuel efficiency
Tyre lifespan
Cost of tyres
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Multiple Choice
What does the number 185 represent in the tyre marking 185/60 R 14 79 H?
Sidewall height
Nominal section width
Load index
Speed rating
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Multiple Choice
What is the minimum legal tread depth for tyres?
1.0mm
1.6mm
2.0mm
2.5mm
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Multiple Choice
What are the characteristics of run-flat tyres?
Heavily reinforced sidewalls
Designed to keep the tyre fixed to the wheel
Recommended to be repaired after reduced pressure operation
Operates at zero pressure
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Multiple Choice
What is the main advantage of using cold weather tyres compared to summer tyres?
They are cheaper
They perform better at temperatures below 7°C
They are more durable
They are lighter
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Multiple Choice
What are the characteristics of asymmetrical tyres that allow them to perform differently in wet and dry conditions?
They have the same tread pattern on both sides
They can only be used in dry conditions
They have different tread patterns on each side
They are not identifiable by markings
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