Understanding Wheel Alignment

Front

Which of the following is a sign that your vehicle needs a wheel alignment? Options: Smooth ride, Vibrating steering wheel, New car smell, Full fuel tank

Back

Vibrating steering wheel

Front

What are the primary angles in wheel alignment?

Back

Toe, camber, caster

Front

Fill in the blank: The primary angles in wheel alignment include toe, camber, and ___.

Back

Caster

Front

In vehicle alignment, what is the measurement unit for toe and camber?

Back

Degrees

Front

Fill in the blank: Excessive toe-in accelerates wear on the ___ tire edges.

Back

outer

Front

In SLA or double-wishbone suspensions, camber may be adjusted using ______.

Back

Eccentric cams on the control arm bushings

Front

Positive caster is when the top of the spindle is tilted to the ______.

Back

Rear

Front

What is the typical acceptable range for cross-caster (difference in measurements from LF to RF) on most vehicles that will not result in a pull?

Back

3-5 degrees

Front

What is the first step in the alignment procedure according to the vehicle's service manual?

Back

Check the thrust line

Front

Which type of vehicle usually requires a 4-wheel alignment? Options: Vehicles with solid rear axles, Vehicles with front and rear independent suspension systems, Motorcycles, Bicycles

Back

Vehicles with front and rear independent suspension systems