Why threads are made on Tyres?
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Answer:
to increase the contact with roads, to improve friction
Explanation:
basically for proper movement of any vehicle we need a proper contact between moving part and an still part. in this case the moving part is a Tyre and still part is road. vehicle will not move until the friction between both is not good enough to transfer the force from Tyre to road , which will lead into a car motion .
the other reasons is to improve the breaking of any vehicle. if the treads are not made on the treys it will be difficult to stop the vehicles also .
Answer:
Roots of plants and trees help to avoid soil erosion by making the soil stiff and sturdy enough.
Explanation:
Just like that, the threads present inside the rubber of tyres help the rubber to be capable of bearing the heavy leaps & bounds during a ride as well as to minimise the erosion of rubber caused due to the friction while applying brakes.