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Rotation around the axis.
Rotation. The rim supports the tyre and forms part of the wheel, turning with it in forward and reverse travel. This concerns rotation around the axis, distinct from the vehicle’s movement along the road.
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Rotation around the axis.
It always remains still while the wheel turns.
It rotates only during overtaking.
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