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Playing a part in transmitting the battery current.
The main functions of a tyre are to maintain the stability of the vehicle's trajectory and to ensure the transmission of driving forces. Under no circumstances does it play a part in transmitting the battery current.
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Playing a part in transmitting the battery current.
Maintaining the stability of the vehicle's trajectory.
Ensuring the transmission of the driving forces.
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