Why do vehicle tyres have treads (grooves)on them?
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To increase grip the grip of vehicle
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These grooves create pockets of air when the come in contact with the road. ... Those grooves help keep you on the road when the road is wet. They keep the car from hydroplaning by giving the water on the roadway a place to go other than building up under and in front of your tire.
daniel12:
can you regard as brainliest
i think they increase friction so the vehicle dose not skid
As you wish
did i say say something else
Don’t you know the meaning of skid
its just the same
Sorry grip
its ok
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