371 Insufficient tire pressure is likely to cause
(A) better fuel efficiency.
(B) steering to become easier.
(C) the steering wheel to become stiff requiring more effort to steer and a loss of fuel efficiency.

367 In addition to disengaging the hand brake and putting the transmission in neutral, what else must be done when towing an automatic frontwheel drive vehicle to avoid damaging the transmission? (A) Lift the front wheels, keeping the rear wheels on the ground, and tow the vehicle by pulling from the front. (B) Lift the rear wheels, keeping the front wheels on the ground, and tow the vehicles by pulling from the rear. (C) All 4 wheels should remain on the ground and the vehicle should be pulled from the rear.

368 When switching gears from drive to reverse or from reverse to drive, (A) it is not necessary for the driver to wait for the vehicle to come to a complete stop first. (B) the driver must wait for the vehicle to come to a complete stop first. (C) it doesn't matter if the vehicle has come to a complete stop or not before the driver switches gears.

369 When should tire pressure be checked? (A) Anytime. (B) When the temperature of the tires is higher after driving the vehicle. (C) Before driving, when the tires are still at room temperature.

370 Insufficient tire pressure is likely to cause (A) both the inner and outer side of the tire to wear down more quickly. (B) the middle of the tire to wear down more quickly. (C) the steering to become lose.

372 Unequal tire pressure is likely to cause (A) the engine to knock. (B) the car to automatically pull in one direction. (C) nothing.

373 Which of the following is the most fragile part of the tire? (A) The treads. (B) The outer side. (C) The lip around the opening in the center of the tire.

374 The treads down the center of a tire may wear down quickly if (A) the tire pressure is too high. (B) the tire pressure is too low. (C) the vehicle load is too heavy.

375 If tire treads are worn down flat, (A) it's not dangerous to drive. (B) steering and braking distances are likely to be affected. (C) the ride will feel more comfortable to passengers.

376 If brakes are used repeatedly, the brake temperature rises and braking performance: (A) improves. (B) decreases. (C) remains unchanged.

377 If a vehicle travels downhill for a long period and the brakes are continuously applied, the brake fluid temperature usually (A) rises. (B) remains unchanged. (C) drops.