Before a long trip, which checks help prevent a roadside breakdown?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Oil level, coolant, tyre pressures and all lights and indicators
- Step 1: Most breakdowns come from fluids, tyres and electrics. Step 2. Check them before leaving. Answer: Oil level, coolant, tyre pressures and all lights and indicators. Why not the others: Seat covers, floor mats and the glovebox contents: these are unrelated to mechanical failure. Air freshener, radio presets and clock: these are unrelated to mechanical failure. Paint finish, bodywork polish and wheel trims: these are unrelated to mechanical failure.
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