Sentence examples for car traction from inspiring English sources

But he and Frank Silecchia, the man who oversees the entire overhaul shop, have come across an innovation they hope will be to the subway what the steel-belted radial was to the car: traction gel.

In electric cars, traction motors without magnets are quite usual since they are cheaper (Loehr C, personal communication).

If your car has traction control, turn it off - traction control will "correct" the spin.

If either the front or rear wheels should lose grip, the coupling directs torque to the end of the car with traction.

Citroën dubbed an early car the Traction Avant or "front wheel drive" in deference to one of its engineering features.

They can simulate a heartbeat, or a gun running out of ammo, in Forza, they simulate the tyres on either side of your car losing traction when braking too hard or over-steering.

Writing in the Daily Telegraph last year, Sir Jackie argued for a return to run-off surfaces (eg, gravel traps) that impede a car's traction, so an erring driver who ran wide would lose ground, allowing a chasing car to pass.

Scheduled to hit the market in October, the HPE700 will feature a 700-horsepower supercharged V-8 mated to either a 7-speed manual or a 6-speed automatic transmission, along with a host of body and suspension upgrades designed to increase the car's traction and cooling capabilities.

With either transmission, defeating the car's traction control is an invitation to tire incineration.

In other words, if you buy this car, get traction control or the differential.

Furthermore, if that car has traction control, you'll probably be stuck forever unless you turn it off.