What does TCS mean in a car?

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TCS stands for Traction Control System. TCS greatly enhances the stability of a car. When driving on slippery roads, a car without TCS is prone to wheel spin during acceleration. If the rear wheels spin, it can cause the car to fishtail; if the front wheels spin, the car's direction may become uncontrollable, leading to a drift to one side. Here is more information about TCS: 1. The TCS system is enabled by default on most vehicles, but the owner can turn it off based on actual conditions. When the traction control system is turned off, the system will not limit wheel spin, and the driving style should be adjusted accordingly. 2. The role of the TCS system is to ensure the car obtains optimal traction under various driving conditions, so it is best to keep it enabled unless there are special circumstances.