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Axle overload and poorer stability
A poorly distributed load can overload specific axles and worsen vehicle behavior.
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Axle overload and poorer stability
A more comfortable load layout for the driver
Only aesthetic changes to the bodywork
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Una mala distribución de la carga puede provocar:
- Sobrecarga de ejes y peor estabilidad(Correct answer)
- Un reparto más cómodo de la carga para el conductor
- Únicamente cambios esteticos en la carrocería
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