An operator conducting a mandatory pre-trip walk-around inspection on a commercial vehicle records the following specific tire conditions:
| Wheel Position | Measured Condition |
|---|---|
| Steer Axle (Front Left) | -inch tread depth in major grooves, valve stem cap secured |
| Steer Axle (Front Right) | -inch tread depth in major grooves, even wear across tread |
| Drive Axle (Forward Outer) | -inch tread depth in major grooves, no fabric exposed |
| Trailer Axle (Rear Duals) | -inch tread depth in major grooves, tires spaced evenly with no contact |
Which of these recorded conditions fails federal commercial vehicle safety inspection standards and prohibits the vehicle from being driven?
- AThe forward outer drive axle tire measured at -inch tread depth
- The front right steer axle tire measured at -inch tread depthCevap
- CThe rear dual trailer tires measured at -inch tread depth
- DThe front left steer axle tire measured at -inch tread depth
Cevap
The front right steer axle tire measured at -inch tread depth violates safety standards.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations mandate that front steer axle tires must have at least -inch tread depth in every major groove. Because the front right steer tire measured only inch, it is below the legal threshold and represents an out-of-service safety violation.
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Tread depth regulatory standards require at least inch on front steer tires and at least inch on all other commercial vehicle tires.
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