The question is: if you have ever driven a truck, you likely found that it had a steering wheel with a larger diameter than that of a passenger car. why is this? *we’re currently studying torque, newton’s second law for rotational motion, angular/tangential acceleration, rotation about a fixed axis. so if you can answer this in "physics" terms that’d be really helpful, thanks

Pulling junkyard parts you might be looking at $5k or more if you do it yourself. holes would have to be cut in the floor and switches added and both front and rear axles and cross beams and tranny and transfer case and all of the other pieces and parts added. could just buy a 4wd and swap the whole cab off your truck to the 4wd chassis. good luck!

Could be the bearing os going but most likely it needs lubrication. if stuff is oozing out from the bearing that is an indication that the seal is going. good luck.

Isn’t the fact that this question makes 0 sense kind of funny?

If the curb is on your right side and you are facing uphill then turn the wheel to the cadillac rims for sale right. because if your car were to roll by itself then it would go into the curb instead of out into the traffic.