it adds a lot of strain on the engine especially if the drive train is directly under the engine. (front engine fwd, or mid engine rwd)
Spinning the tires in snow to get unstuck while revving the engine is bad for the car. This is bad for the transmission on the car. The best way to get unstuck in the snow, is to use the car mats to free the car by placing them just to the front of all wheels, then gently stepping on the throttle.
take your foot off the gas, tires are spinning. its called traction control
Spinning tires at the starting line actually slow the vehicle down; while the tires are spinning the vehicle isn't going anywhere. The idea of a race is to be the quickest one to the end of the track.
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The tires are spinning faster and creating more friction, also, You're heading into the air faster, even if the car is aerodynamic it still causes drag.
Low Trac means Low Traction. if the light goes on, it means your car noticed that your wheels are spinning. Especially in winter, slow down and let your wheels grip the road. Spinning tires will make ice beneath it.
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The simple answer is friction. Spinning tires are coming into contact with the road. The road's surface is not perfectly smooth -- it has a certain amount of roughness so the tires can grip and propel the car forward. Any time you have friction between two surfaces, and one of those surfaces moves to overcome that friction, a certain amount of energy from the process is lost as heat.
Low Trac means Low Traction. if the light goes on, it means your car noticed that your wheels are spinning. Especially in winter, slow down and let your wheels grip the road. Spinning tires will make ice beneath it.
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In a word, yes.When an engine shifts gears, especially in older cars, it is possible for the tires to begin spinning. This happens alot when pulling away from a dead stop. If you're actually driving the car and the gears shift on a slick or icy road, they the rear tires could begin spinning and you can loose control of the car.
There are many chemicals that can damage a car's tires including bleach. Many acids will also damage a car's tires.