INFLUENCE OF TREAD DEPTH ON WET SKID RESISTANCE OF TIRES
A Dijks
Abstract
A Dijks
Abstract
Bald tires have lower skid resistance compared to tires with full tread depth. As could be expected tires with very low tread depths are reported to be more frequently involved in wet weather accidents. An overview of the legal requirements for the minimum value of the tread depth in several countries is given for car as well as truck and bus tires. /Author/
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Bald tires have lower skid resistance compared to tires with full tread depth. As could be expected tires with very low tread depths are reported to be more frequently involved in wet weather accidents. An overview of the legal requirements for the minimum value of the tread depth in several countries is given for car as well as truck and bus tires. /Author/
Key concepts: Tread, Skid (aerodynamics), Truck, Environmental science, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Geotechnical engineering, Automotive engineering