Which tools can be utilized to displace a steering wheel?

Displacing a steering wheel during a vehicle rescue scenario often involves tools that can generate significant force to manipulate the steering column. The correct choice includes tools designed for this purpose, such as a come-along, hydraulic ram, and spreader.

The come-along is a hand-operated winch that allows for controlled pulling and tensioning, making it effective in adjusting the position of the steering wheel with precision. The hydraulic ram is designed to exert tremendous force and can effectively push or pull large components of a vehicle, including a steering wheel or column that may be obstructed or in a compromised position. The spreader, often used in vehicle extrication, can create space by spreading or lifting components of the vehicle, facilitating access to the steering wheel.

Other tools listed in the other options, while useful in various applications within vehicle rescue operations, do not provide the same level of control or effectiveness when specifically dealing with displacing a steering wheel. For example, the lever and wrench are more suited for tightening or loosening bolts rather than displacing large sections of a vehicle. Similarly, pry bars and jacks can help with leverage but lack the comprehensive force application needed in this particular scenario.