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Prevent wheel lock and help maintain steering control.
Preventing wheel lock, helping preserve steering ability and stability. It can improve braking, but a shorter distance under every surface or condition, or the absence of all uneven wear, must not be promised. Distance also depends on grip, tyres, speed and other factors. ABS does not replace appropriate speed or a safe following distance.
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Prevent wheel lock and help maintain steering control.
Reduce vehicle stability as the system’s objective.
Deliberately cause every wheel to remain locked.
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