What is the standard voltage for most car batteries?
12 volts (12.6)
What is the function of the alternator in relation to the battery?
To recharge the battery and supply power when the engine is running
What is the main function of tire treads?
To provide traction and grip on the road
What causes uneven tire wear?
Misalignment, improper inflation, or worn suspension components
What are the 4 strokes of an engine?
intake, compression, power, and exhaust
What chemical is inside a lead-acid battery?
Sulfuric acid
How do extreme temperatures affect battery performance?
Extreme temperatures can reduce battery capacity and lifespan.
What tool is used to measure tire tread depth?
Tread depth gauge
What does all season tire mean?
performance is ok for dry and wet roads
What are the 3 C's?
Concern (or Complaint), Cause, and Correction
What does CCA stand for in battery specifications?
Cold Cranking Amps
What component relies on the battery to initiate the engine's combustion process?
Starter motor
What is tire inflation measured in?
Pounds per square inch (PSI)
What is the purpose of tire balancing?
To distribute weight evenly around the tire, preventing vibration
Where can I find recommended tire pressure?
inside the drivers door placard/ sticker
What is the typical lifespan of a car battery?
3-5 years
How can you tell the difference from a positive terminal and a negative terminal on a automotive battery?
there is a + for positive and a - for negative.
What is the purpose of tire rotation?
To ensure even wear and extend tire life
name 2 parts of a tire
sidewall, bead, tread, carcass
What does TSB's stand for?
Technical Service Bulletins
. What type of battery is known for its spill-proof design?
AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) battery
What is the difference between a starting battery and a deep cycle battery?
Starting batteries provide high current for short bursts, while deep cycle batteries provide sustained power over longer periods.
What is the DOT code on a tire?
A code that indicates the tire's manufacturing date and location
center of tire
What does AWD stand for?
All Wheel Drive