Tire Policy
10 Questions
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Questions and Answers
- 1.If a tire is damaged, who will be assigned the expense for the damage?
- A.
The insurance company
- B.
The dispatcher
- C.
The Fleet Manager
- D.
The driver(s) responsible
- 2.How can you get new tires, free of charge?
- A.
Ask your Fleet Manager
- B.
Maintain them so they last their normal cycle
- C.
Steal them
- D.
Build them from scratch
- 3.What should the PSI be for each tire?
- A.
50 PSI
- B.
90 PSI
- C.
100 PSI
- D.
110 PSI
- E.
150 PSI
- 4.How much will you be charged for a tire that has too much or too little tire pressure?
- A.
$1 per PSI
- B.
$5 per PSI
- C.
$10 per PSI
- D.
$20 per PSI
- 5.Within the first how many miles that you drive can you receive a subsidy from the Tire Damage Fund for tire blowouts?
- A.
100
- B.
300
- C.
600
- D.
750
- 6.Which of the following statements are true concerning the rate of subsidy you can receive relative to the number of miles you have driven? (Choose all that Apply)
- A.
Up to 75% of the cost for the first 250 miles
- B.
Up to 80% of the cost for the first 250 miles
- C.
Up to 50% of the cost for the first 500 miles
- D.
Up to 25% of the cost in the first 750 miles
- E.
Up to 5% of the cost in the first 750 miles
- 7.If one of your tires is at 65 PSI, how much will you be charged?
- A.
$50
- B.
$35
- C.
$5
- D.
$0
- 8.If one of your tires is at 109 PSI, how much will you be charged?
- A.
$50
- B.
$35
- C.
$5
- D.
$0
- 9.If one of your tires is at 113 PSI, how much will you be charged?
- A.
$23
- B.
$3
- C.
$0
- D.
$13
- 10.What three tests do you need to do on the truck tires daily?
- A.
Pressure and wear
- B.
Thump test at gas stations
- C.
Check the color of the tires
- D.
Pressure gauge when loading and unloading
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