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How to check a car's traction?

Model: (Various brands) Various
Part: Checks and maintenance

Advanced traction control has two modes of operation, with the automatic mode being the default. The system can identify surfaces with low grip and adjusts braking torque and driving torque to improve tyre adhesion. If you are an experienced driver, you can activate the 'Expert Driver' mode via the onboard computer, allowing the braking torque adjuster to be active while the driver maintains control of the driving torque using the accelerator pedal. However, if you exceed 25 miles/h, the system will revert to automatic mode.

Updated on 21 August 2026 by ScegliAuto

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