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It prevents the wheels from locking during braking.
Prevent wheel lock during braking by regulating braking pressure, helping preserve steering control. It does not work only on dry roads and does not guarantee that the vehicle never skids, always remains stable or stops in a shorter distance on every surface. Continue adapting speed and following distance to grip.
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Its function is directly to reduce tyre wear.
It prevents wheel lock only on dry roads.
It prevents the wheels from locking during braking.
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