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Transmit traction and braking forces.
The main functions of a vehicle's wheels are to transmit traction and braking forces, contribute to the vehicle's suspension and comfort, release the heat produced by the operation of the brakes and tyres, and support the mass of the vehicle, passengers and load.
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Store the heat produced by the brakes.
Steer the vehicle so that it maintains a stable trajectory.
Transmit traction and braking forces.
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