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Steered wheels.
Steered wheels. Distinguish steering from transmitting propulsion force, the function of driven wheels. A wheel can perform both functions. Actual path also depends on grip and vehicle conditions; smooth steering does not guarantee avoiding every skid.
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Driven wheels merely because they transmit propulsion force.
Steered wheels.
The spare wheel stored in the boot.
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