0
What else can I help you with?
What is riding in the front wheels of a skateboard called?
the trucks
What is riding on the front wheels of a skateboard called?
It is called a manual.
Are the front wheels of a skateboard supposed to be loose for turns?
No, the front wheels of a skateboard should be as tight as the back ones. The reason for this is when your turning the front side of the board may table-clip your wheels causing you to stop short, and the front side may cause you to wobble and lose control,(usually happens when you're racing someone or riding really fast.)
What can cause shaky steering wheel and front end?
try balancing the front wheels
Who makes Scott's riding mowers?
Some were actually made by John Deere, newer versions are made by Murray ,I was informed if the gas tank is in the rear,it's a John Deere,if it's in the front it's a Murray version!
What are the advantages and disadvantages of riding a bicycle with 2 front wheels?
Advantages of riding a bicycle with 2 front wheels include increased stability and balance, especially at low speeds. This can be beneficial for beginners or those with balance issues. Disadvantages may include increased weight and complexity, which can make the bike harder to maneuver and transport. Additionally, two front wheels may limit the bike's ability to lean into turns, affecting handling and agility.
Why do the front wheels buckle when turning?
Buckle defined: To bend; to cause to kink, or to become distorted. Low air pressure would be the reason for the front wheels to "buckle"
What can cause a grinding noise in your front wheels while moving?
A small child
Where would inertia cause the weight of a vehicle to shift during hard braking?
During hard braking, inertia would cause the weight of the vehicle to shift forward towards the front wheels. This is because the momentum of the vehicle is being slowed down, leading to a weight transfer from the rear wheels to the front wheels.
What would cause 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee front wheels to point opposite directions?
For the front wheels to point different directions there is something bent, broken, or disconnected in the steering linkage or front suspension.
What is toe-in?
It refers to the alignment of the wheels on a car. If you were to face the front bumper of a car, and you could grab the front tires at about the mid-way from the ground to the top of the tire, and then pull the wheels together towards the center of the car, then you would have cause a toe-in alignment of the front wheels.
What is the cause of rumbling from both front wheels?
Scalloped tires, Bad wheel bearings,
