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What should you check for when inspecting your motorcycle tires?

  1. Brake fluid levels

  2. Air pressure, tread wear, and cuts or scrapes

  3. Engine oil leaks

  4. Headlight brightness

The correct answer is: Air pressure, tread wear, and cuts or scrapes

When inspecting your motorcycle tires, it is essential to check the air pressure, tread wear, and any cuts or scrapes. Proper air pressure ensures optimal handling and traction; under-inflated or over-inflated tires can significantly affect performance and safety on the road. Tread wear is also crucial because it provides the necessary grip for safe stopping and maneuvering. Adequate tread depth is vital for effective drainage on wet surfaces, helping prevent hydroplaning. Additionally, inspecting for cuts or scrapes is critical since any damage to a tire can compromise its integrity, leading to potential blowouts or accidents. The other choices relate to important aspects of motorcycle maintenance, but they do not pertain to tire inspection. Brake fluid levels, engine oil leaks, and headlight brightness are not directly associated with tire condition and do not affect the tires' ability to perform safely on the road.

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