Tires and Wheels
This contacts the road to provide traction for the tire.
What is the TREAD
What is the pitman arm
This component supports the weight of the vehicle.
What is the spring.
This must be worn in the shop at all times.
What is safety glasses.
Every car has this adjustment
What is toe.
If this part of the tire is damaged, it can not be repaired.
What is the bead or sidewall
This steering component attaches to the knuckles
This controls the movement of the spring.
What is a shock/strut.
You should look here for correct tire pressure information
Tire placard.
When performing an alignment, you should always check this first.
What is tire pressure/test drive/etc.
This is the distance from the back of the wheel to the face of the hub
What is backspacing
This electrical component is located by the steering wheel.
What is the clock spring.
What is the lower ball joint.
Airbag wires are always this color
What is yellow.
Negative toe will cause this kind of tire wear on the front tires.
What is inner edge tire wear
The cause of excessive wear on the middle tread of the tire
Overinflation
What is hammer, puller, and pickle fork.
These can adjust ride height on a front suspension.
These are the 2 motions of a spring.
What is jounce and rebound.
This is the last step of an alignment.
What is a test drive.
This is the sidewall height in millimeters of a tire with the size 225/65/17
What is 146.25
What is the pitman arm,idler arm, centerlink, and tie rods.
This happens to the rear differential when the vehicle accelerates and is controlled by the rear leaf springs.
What is axle windup/axle wrap.
What is the new drive belt tension for a 2003 Toyota Echo.
What is 490-690N(50-70 kgf)
This is the correct order to perform alignment adjustments. (toe, camber, caster)
What is rear camber, rear toe, front caster, front camber, front toe.