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Which of the following tire tread characteristics does not belong to the tire tread nomenclature?
Which of the following tire tread characteristics does not belong to the tire tread nomenclature?
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Tire tread analysis helps match vehicles to crime scenes and identify tire brands.
Updated On: Jan 7, 2025
- Sipes
- Furls
- Grooves
- Ribs
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Furls are not a recognized characteristic of tire treads. Common tire tread features include sipes (small slits for better grip), grooves (channels for water dispersion), and ribs (raised portions for stability). These features are essential for analyzing tire impressions in forensic investigations.
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