Science, asked by jordan12, 1 year ago

why motor car have wider tyres

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Answered by kajaltwr01p3aj07

a truck or a bus has as a much wider tyre, to not to sink into the road (mud). If a truck or a bus has a much wider tyre the pressure applied by the truck or a bus on the Road is reduced.

Answered by Rituangel

hiiii, see becoz the wider car tyres increases the surface area and due to this the friction is reduced
hope it helps u!!!

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