The area, zone, region of the tire that come in direct contact with the wheel.
What is the 'bead'?
The process of removing air from one's brake system/lines.
What is brake bleeding?
What function or purpose does the radiator have?
What is 'removes heat from the engine?
What is Phillips' main 'pet peve' in the Auto Shop?
What is an oil spill on the floor.
Name the tool that we use to torque lug nuts on a vehicle.
What is a torque wrench?
What should a common lead/acid vehicle battery normally be charged at, in terms of voltage, to be functional.
Around 12.5 Volts.
Explain 1 of the 3 ways to check your tires for having enough tread depth?
Judge....
What is this image a picture of?

A 'Master Cylinder'?
Two types of materials, commonly made into heater cores and radiators?
What are brass and/or aluminum?
Identifying this component.

What is a shock absorber.
Using correct terminology, name the 2 common sizes or heights of sockets? (Not drive type)
What are deep and shallow?
Name the components that start and charge your vehicle's engine. Both must be named.
Starter and Alternator
What are the different layers called in a tire?
What are 'plies'?
Name the two types of brake pads.
What are: Semi-metalic & Ceramic?
Name and explain what this component does. (partial points available)

What is a thermostat... (explanation...)?
Name this tool.

What is an 'OIL FILTER WRENCH'?
What are the 3 sizes (drive size) of sockets/ratchets we have in the lab. All must be included in answer.
What is 1/4", 3/8", & 1/2"?
What voltage do most automobiles have for an electrical system?
What is 12 volts?
Explain this image?

What is the mountain/snowflake decal?
In 1999, the U.S. Rubber Manufacturers Association, came up with a snow traction test that winter tires must pass in order to receive what we now know as the severe service emblem.
Explain the normal or new color of brake fluid and why would brake fluid would be rusty/brown color...
Rust in the brake fluid, caused by water entering the fluid
What main components/devices does a serpentine belt connect? All must be mentioned for total points.
Explanation...
What is it & what does it do? Both for full points.

What is a fuse? (explanation)
When raising a vehicle on the car lift, what must the operator do to the lift, to make it safe for people to go under?
What is 'lowering it to locks'?
What does this tool do?

It gives the mechanics the ability to perform a 'load test'.
Where can the driver find (on the vehicle) what the recommended tire pressure should be?
Lubricants YOU should never mix when servicing disc brake calipers. (Must name each product for full points.)
What is silicone paste and grease?
What is the main ingredient in 'Anti'Freeze'?
What is ethylene glycol?
What vehicle clamping mechanism is in this picture?

A brake caliper?
Explain this image.

Torquing (or twerking) ones lug nuts?
Think about this one...
If your alternator is 'dead', will your vehicle be able to run? At least for a little while... Explain
Judges...?