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Arkansas Class D Knowledge Exam Practice
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How do badly worn, or bald, tires affect driving?
Correct answer: They reduce grip, mainly on wet or icy roads.
Why
Bald tires grip the road poorly and require more distance to stop, making wet, icy, or snowy conditions especially dangerous.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · Tire condition · p. 66
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