why do trucks and buses have double tyres in the rear end
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because when brakes are applied it gets the first action to stop plzzzzzzz make me branliest I beg u plzzzzz bana do
iamkashishkumar:
Truk has dual Tyre at rear as contact with the road make more friction empower and make it stop
that only I want to say that it gets frictional force but it not get stop and sometimes anyone another life gets stop
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trucks and buses have double tyres in the rear end because-------
they are big in size and usually carries enormous loads from one place to the other. so when they are in a fast motion it is important to stop the vehicle on the spot without any damage to the vehicle or the goods .
so, when the breaks are applied there is high friction with respect to the road and the vehicle stops at an instance of time.
they are big in size and usually carries enormous loads from one place to the other. so when they are in a fast motion it is important to stop the vehicle on the spot without any damage to the vehicle or the goods .
so, when the breaks are applied there is high friction with respect to the road and the vehicle stops at an instance of time.
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