Which of the following is accurate about checking wheels and rims during a pre-trip inspection?

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Why

Rust around the lug nuts is a common clue that they have loosened. Welding does not make a cracked wheel or rim safe, and a wheel missing even one lug nut is defective, so either problem must be repaired before the vehicle is driven.

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Topic: Vehicle inspection   License: CDL

Part of these practice sets:

• Inspecting Your Vehicle

Where it applies: Asked in every state.

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