Why are tires important for maintaining friction?
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The tread pattern of rubber tires plays a major role in determining their friction, or skid resistance. Under dry conditions on paved roads, a smooth tire gives better traction than a grooved or patterned tread because a larger area of contact is available to develop the frictional forces.
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Tires can be designed to improve friction (contact) to allow the water to go from under the wheels allowing the tire to stay in contact with the road providing the traction needed to stay on the road.
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