Technician A says if a front wheel has positive camber, the camber line is at the true vertical centerline of the tire and wheel. Technician B says if the left-front wheel has excessive positive camber and the right-front wheel camber is correct, the steering pulls to the left. Who is correct?
A) A only
B) B only
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A nor B

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Technician B is correct. Excessive positive camber on the left-front wheel will cause the tire to tilt outward, creating a pulling effect in the steering towards the left. Technician A's statement is incorrect since the camber line should be perpendicular to the ground, not necessarily centered on the tire and wheel.

Technician a Says If a Front Wheel Has Positive Camber