What are the reasons for ineffective braking on rainy days?
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Here are the specific reasons for ineffective braking on rainy days: Vehicle overload with high inertia: Overloading the vehicle results in excessive inertia, making it difficult to brake effectively. Mixtures on the road surface: Presence of water, sand, or snow on the road causes slipping. If the speed is too high and the braking performance is average, the deceleration effect is not obvious, leading to ineffective braking. Brake pedal not fully depressed: The foot brake is not pressed all the way down, or the brake pads are too thin, resulting in ineffective braking on rainy days, necessitating immediate replacement of the brake pads. Worn-out tires: The tire treads are completely worn out, reducing friction and losing grip, requiring immediate tire replacement.