What to Do When Tires Lock Up?
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Tire lock-up requires the installation of ABS. The specific reasons are as follows: 1. Cars equipped with ABS, when encountering emergency situations, continuously monitor the speed of each wheel through speed sensors installed on each wheel or drive shaft. The car's computer calculates the wheel slip rate and the required braking force at that moment, making decisions on braking pressure. 2. The controller instructs the regulator to reduce the hydraulic pressure in the wheel's brake cylinder, decreasing the braking torque. This process of repeatedly applying and releasing the brakes ensures that the car tires do not lock up, enhancing driving safety. Additional information: Prolonged parking of tires: Generally, if the brake drum contains water after washing the car or rain, applying the handbrake and leaving the car parked for a long time can cause the tires to lock up.