What Does Tire Brake Mark Mean?
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Tire brake marks refer to the black imprints formed by the intense friction between the tires and the ground during emergency braking. The functions of brake marks: 1. The width of the brake marks can determine the vehicle type, as there is a significant difference in tire width between small cars and heavy-duty vehicles; 2. The speed of the vehicle can be estimated by the length and color intensity of the brake marks; 3. The direction of the vehicle's movement can be inferred from the varying color intensity at the beginning and end of the brake marks. Normally, from the start to the end of braking, the color of the marks transitions from light to dark. Methods to remove brake marks: 1. For heavy brake marks, spray the undiluted brake mark remover directly onto the marks, then scrub with a mop and rinse with clean water before drying; 2. For lighter brake marks, spray the undiluted brake mark remover directly onto the marks, then scrub with a mop and rinse with clean water before drying.