What are the reasons for BMW M4 wheel spin during acceleration?

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BMW M4 wheel spin during acceleration may be caused by insufficient contact area between the car's tires and the road surface, leading to inadequate friction between the tires and the ground. When tire spin occurs, it is necessary to use the brakes appropriately during the driving process. Tire spin can be addressed in the following three situations: 1. Rear-wheel spin: When the rear part of the car spins, regardless of the direction of the spin, steer in the direction of the spin and remember not to brake. All actions should be as gentle as possible. 2. Four-wheel spin: The driver will feel the car accelerating more quickly than usual. In this case, first allow the front wheels to regain traction, release the throttle, avoid braking, gently press the clutch, and make all actions as gentle as possible. Let the car move slowly until the spin disappears. 3. Front-wheel spin: The steering wheel cannot be turned, and the car moves straight forward until it hits an obstacle. In this situation, remember to wait until the wheels start turning before turning the steering wheel until normal operation is restored. Repeatedly pressing the brake helps the fuel system reach its most effective working state.