
Question 1700
Does braking effectiveness depend, among other factors, on the condition of the tires?
- Yes, because the tires are what make contact with the ground.
- No, it only depends on the pressure exerted by the brake shoes against the drums or by the pads against the roadway’s discs.
- No, it only depends on the condition of the brakes.
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Correct answer: Yes, because the tires are what make contact with the ground.
Tires are the point of contact with the ground, and their condition determines grip. If they are damaged or worn, braking becomes less effective and the distance needed to stop increases.
