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What happens if stick shift in in neutral and car free wheels?
you crash
What happens to a frog that is in the path of the passing car?
of course the frog will hit by the wheels of the car and will die
What happens to a frog that is in the path of a passing car?
of course the frog will hit by the wheels of the car and will die
How do you stop your alloy wheels rubbing against the suspension?
Sounds like you've bought the wrong size rims. If they're available for that car you might try spacers to widen the track width. Do note that this can be dangerous for the car as well as making it illegal.
A car with no wheels?
Car
Why wheels are impotant?
Remove the wheels off your car, and you will realise how important wheels are, as your car won't be able to move.
Why would the steering wheel on your car shake?
If it happens when you are driving fast (60-70 MPH) it could be that your wheels are out of alignment.
How many wheels are on a cable car?
There are no wheels on a cable car it goes on a cable
Is there such thing as replacement wheels for plasma car?
Plasmacar sells replacement wheels for the Plasma Car and Skitter Car.
When driving on slick roads why is it advisable to apply the break slowly?
If you apply the breaks quickly on a slick road, the wheels' rotational movement will come to a complete stop, but the car itself will keep moving forward, causing the car to slip. It happens because the force of friction, Ff, is small. The traction of the wheels on the ground (which requires that the wheels continue to roll at the speed that the ground moves past them, which is what normally happens) is what allows the driver to maintain control of the car. If the wheels suddenly were not gripping the ground, which would happen if their rotational motion stopped, the driver would have not control over the car. Slowly applying the breaks is advised because the force of friction is not exceded by the force of the breaks. In otherwords, friction (traction) still causes the wheels to roll, mainting the driver's control over the car. If the force of the breaks exceeds that of friction, then the wheels will come to a stop before the car does.
How can you travel with aftermarket wheels?
Aftermarket wheels are wheels that can be added to your car after purchase, they allow you to adapt your car to suit your personality and preferences.
Can you get your wheels back if car was repoed?
No As far as finance company is concerned the car came with wheels, it has wheels on it when repoed. Done deal.
