Inspections of Light Vehicles Quiz

What is the primary purpose of inspections on light vehicles?

• To increase the resale value of the vehicle

• To ensure the safety and roadworthiness of the vehicle

• To improve the vehicle's fuel efficiency

• To enhance the vehicle's aesthetic appeal

Which of the following is a common method used during light vehicle inspections?

• Painting the vehicle

• Checking tyre pressure and tread depth

• Installing new seat covers

• Upgrading the sound system

During an inspection, why is it important to check the vehicle's brakes?

• To ensure the vehicle can stop safely

• To make the vehicle look more attractive

• To increase the vehicle's speed

• To reduce the vehicle's weight

What unit is commonly used in Great Britain to measure the tread depth of tyres?

• Inches

• Metres

• Feet

• Millimetres

Which of the following components is typically checked for leaks during a light vehicle inspection?

• The radio

• The exhaust system

• The seatbelt

• The steering wheel

What is the legal minimum tread depth for tyres in Great Britain?

• 1.0 mm

• 1.6 mm

• 2.0 mm

• 2.5 mm

Why is it important to inspect the vehicle's lights during an inspection?

• To ensure they are bright enough to be seen during the day

• To ensure they function properly for safe driving at night

• To make the vehicle more stylish

• To reduce the vehicle's energy consumption

Which fluid level is typically checked during a light vehicle inspection?

• Paint

• Brake fluid

• Windshield wiper fluid

• Both B and C

What is the purpose of checking the vehicle's suspension during an inspection?

• To improve the vehicle's speed

• To ensure a comfortable and stable ride

• To enhance the vehicle's appearance

• To increase the vehicle's fuel efficiency

Which of the following is NOT typically part of a light vehicle inspection?

• Checking the engine oil level

• Inspecting the air conditioning system

• Evaluating the vehicle's paint job

• Testing the battery