Question 1906 · Truck theory test
What does worn tread along the edge of the inside of a tyre suggest?
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Correct answer
Steering alignment may be faulty.
Official explanation
If a driver notices the inside edge of the tyre is worn, this may indicate a problem with the steering alignment. This is a potentially dangerous problem and should be fixed by a competent person as soon as possible. Failure to do so may result in a blowout and loss of control of the vehicle.
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- Managing risk · Vehicle Safety and Technical Checks
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