Physics, asked by damerakiran199, 7 months ago

The tyres of cars are broader than the
tyres of bikes , why?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

As obvious as their name, broader tyres are simply tyres that are wider than standard on-road tyres. ... In both wet and dry weather conditions, broader tyres assist braking distance due to increased rolling resistance. This helps to stop your car in a shorter distance.

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Answered by DarshHere

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As obvious as their name, broader tyres are simply tyres that are wider than standard on-road tyres. ... In both wet and dry weather conditions, broader tyres assist braking distance due to increased rolling resistance. This helps to stop your car in a shorter distance.

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