Suspension & Steering (A4)Question 39 of 120
Technician A says a side-to-side camber difference can cause a vehicle to pull toward the more positive side. Technician B says a defective tire can also cause a pull. Who is correct?
a.Technician A only
b.Technician B only
c.Both A and B
d.Neither A nor B
Explanation
A cross-camber difference pulls the vehicle toward the more positive side, and a defective (conicity) tire can pull as well. Both technicians are correct. Compare cross-camber and cross-caster and swap tires side to side to isolate a tire pull.
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