Lets say you are traveling at a speed of 80, and there are no other variables like braking and acceleration, and you hit a giant puddle with the wheels COMPLETELY straight, why would the car suddenly jerk in one direction causing a spinout? Shouldn’t the car just continue in the direction of the wheels regardless of traction loss?
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If this is to, as you say, settle a debate, then check out some YouTube explainers on a cars Traction Control and EBD systems. This will explain how different wheels could have different traction even under the same presumed conditions.
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