What does BMW ASR mean
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BMW ASR is the Acceleration Slip Regulation system. The system is equipped with wheel speed sensors. When the vehicle's tires start to slip, the sensors can detect it within a very short time and transmit the wheel slip signal to the ASR system processor. The processor then sends a braking signal to the ABS anti-lock braking system, thereby preventing the wheels from spinning in place. The function of ASR: Its main purpose is to prevent the driving wheels of a car from slipping during acceleration, especially on special road surfaces with low friction such as rain, snow, hail, or icy roads. It controls the slip ratio within a certain range when the car accelerates, thus preventing the driving wheels from slipping rapidly. Improving traction: Maintaining the driving stability of the car. When driving on slippery surfaces, a car without ASR is prone to wheel slip during acceleration; rear-wheel-drive vehicles are more likely to fishtail, while front-wheel-drive vehicles are more prone to losing directional control. With ASR, the car will not experience or can significantly reduce this phenomenon during acceleration.