under-inflated tyres
Yes. Bigger tyres=> more friction => more strain on engine=> more fuel used
rough tires get more traction thus, like sliding.
There are several possible results; including wheel spin, which will waste fuel, damage your tyres and more importantly reduce the amount of control you have.
Goodyear Assurance tyres offer up to 20% more cushion than standard passenger tyres. The sidewalls of the Goodyear Assurance tyres provide balance for comfortable handling.
Yokohoma Tire Company make Prestivo Tyres. Yokohoma are generally seen as one of the top end tyre brands. In a bid to make their tyres more affordable and to appeal to people on a more of tight budget they introduced Prestivo Tyres. Prestivo isn't classed as budget, as more of a mid range tyre.
There is less contact between the tyres of the cars and the road surface on rainy days. The rainwater filling up the grooves of the tyres and the rainwater on the surface of the road prevent the tyres from gripping more tightly to the road surface. In other words, water reduces the friction between the tyres and the road surface.(This is the exact answer! Did a lot of research to come up with this answer!)
yes it do affects ur fuel effi iency ...the reason being that due to frictional losses due to wiz it causes decrease in fuel efficiency...the tyres provided by the manufacturers are the best the reason being before any car is manufactured total research n development is done..
They grip more road surface.
Flabby tyres produce more friction with the road.Less air pressure creates more surface friction, the less surface friction there is the better. (Example look at the very skinny narrow tyres on road racers as they don't need a lot of surface friction while mountain bikes have thick tyres as they need more friction)
wide tyres have high grip and traction acc to physics pressure=force/area more the area less will be the pressure so to maintain stability on high loads trucks are provided with big tyres also truck is easy to stear on low pressure
Because the amount of weight they Cary would cause the tyres to break down under the strain so they put more tyres under to share the weight.
Because the amount of weight they Cary would cause the tyres to break down under the strain so they put more tyres under to share the weight.