Understanding Vehicle Chassis Alignment

What is the primary purpose of vehicle chassis alignment?

• To improve the vehicle's fuel efficiency

• To ensure the wheels are perpendicular to the ground and parallel to each other

• To increase the vehicle's top speed

• To enhance the vehicle's aesthetic appeal

Which of the following is NOT a common type of vehicle alignment?

• Front-end alignment

• Thrust alignment

• Four-wheel alignment

• Axle alignment

What tool is commonly used to measure the camber angle of a vehicle's wheels?

• Spirit level

• Camber gauge

• Torque wrench

• Vernier caliper

Which of the following is a symptom of misalignment in a vehicle?

• Uneven tyre wear

• Increased fuel efficiency

• Smooth and straight driving

• Enhanced braking performance

What is the effect of excessive toe-out on a vehicle's handling?

• Improved straight-line stability

• Increased tyre wear on the inner edges

• Reduced turning radius

• Enhanced cornering grip

Which of the following measurements is NOT typically checked during a vehicle alignment?

• Camber

• Toe

• Caster

• Wheelbase

Why is regular vehicle alignment important?

• To maintain the vehicle's warranty

• To ensure optimal tyre life and vehicle handling

• To increase the vehicle's resale value

• To improve the vehicle's paint finish

What is the primary cause of a vehicle pulling to one side?

• Incorrect tyre pressure

• Misaligned wheels

• Low fuel level

• Dirty air filter

Which alignment angle affects the vehicle's steering effort and stability?

• Camber

• Toe

• Caster

• Thrust

What is the typical unit of measurement for toe alignment?

• Degrees

• Millimetres

• Inches

• Feet