What are the harms of emergency braking at 80 km/h to the car?
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Emergency braking at 80 km/h can cause the following harms to the car: 1. Reduced service life: It mainly affects the service life of tires, increasing wear and tear; reduces the service life of the engine; decreases the service life of the clutch system. 2. Increased fuel consumption: Shortens the service life of brake pads and brake discs; accelerates the aging of brake calipers and the master cylinder. 3. Brake pads: As one of the most critical safety components in a car's braking system and one of the most frequently used parts during daily driving, regular maintenance is essential. When driving, it is important to avoid frequent emergency braking as it can cause significant damage to the car.