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Tyre grip is reduced
Snow falling on the road surface a vehicle is travelling on makes it more slippery, since snow is mainly made up of water, which also means the tyres grip the road surface less, reducing their traction.
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Increases visibility
Tyre grip is reduced
Increases the reliability of the braking system
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