Does Occasional Burnout Damage the Car?
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Burnout starts cause significant harm to the car, primarily resulting in substantial wear to the tires and clutch plates, thereby shortening their service life. Below are additional details: 1. So-called burnout starts commonly occur during showboating or due to unskilled driving, representing an incorrect method of starting. 2. Burnout refers to the phenomenon where a rear-wheel-drive vehicle simultaneously presses the brake and accelerator, causing the rear wheels to spin in place (with certain techniques, the front wheels remain stationary while the rear wheels spin). This manifests as smoke due to excessive friction on the tires. Such a starting method greatly damages both the tires and the clutch, so it is advisable to avoid this practice to prevent shortening the car's lifespan.