Which statement describes positive caster?

A. Top of steering axis tilts toward the rear of the vehicle.

B. Upper pivot point is forward of true vertical.

C. Top of the steering axis tilts away from the vehicle centerline.

Which statement describes negative camber?

A. Top of the tire tilts away from the vehicle centerline.

B. The bottom of the steering axis tilts towards the vehicle centerline.

C. Top of the tire tilts toward the vehicle centerline.

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Incorrect toe:

A. Is the greatest cause of tire wear.

B. Reduces stress on steering and suspension parts.

C. Improves fuel economy.

Which of following is defined as the distance between the front and back of the front wheels?

A. Caster.

B. Toe.

C. Camber.

Which of following is defined as the inward and outward tilt of the front wheels at the top?

A. Caster.

B. Toe.

C. Camber.

Which of following is defined as the backward and forward tilt of the spindle support arm?

A. Caster.

B. Toe.

C. Camber.

All of these statements about excessive negative camber on the right-front wheel are true EXCEPT:

A. Causes wear on the inside edge of the tire tread.

B. Causes harsh ride quality.

C. Causes steering pull to the left.

D. Causes an improper included angle.

Steering pull to the right is most likely caused by:

A. Positive camber on the left front wheel.

B. Positive caster on the right front wheel.

C. Toe out on the front wheels.

D. Positive camber on the right front wheel.

Excessive tire wear on the inside right front tire is most likely caused by:

A. Positive camber on the left front wheel.

B. Positive caster on the right front wheel.

C. Toe in on the front wheels.

D. Negative camber on the right front wheel.

The most likely cause of excessive steering effort at low speed is:

A. Excessive positive camber.

B. Excessive positive caster.

C. Excessive toe out.

D. Excessive negative caster.

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