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When you accelerate, the size of the front tire patch becomes____

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vekshin12 years ago

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Larger

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When a vehicle is accelerated, the weight of the vehicle and the driver is transferred to the front of the rear of the car.

This transferred weight is nothing but the additional weight that presses the car's suspension in the downward direction thereby affecting tire contact patch in the rear due to which the rear tires loses adhesion.

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