Experts, what's the Logic Behind this?🤔

adding weights to the car increases frictional forces between the tires and the road surface

Just that and it's worse the risk B'se I'm sure at that level the gas is too much😂

whoa thats crazy but have you heard this?

Two-wheel drive using the front tyres. The aim is to increase grip on the ground and aid in traction.

They studied physics ✅

@DocMvn Just physics, increase weight, more traction on the ground so less sliding. Harrier is prone to sliding because it's just a FW drive so they are giving more traction on the front wheels. Reason why I will always buy a 4WD or an AWD car😊

Truly Uganda roads! It's a front wheel drive, the people are adding traction to the front axle/ wheels to puml the rear.

Its a front wheel drive vehicle, increasing weight there increases traction on the slippery road

Increase the weight of the vehicle on the driving tyres to basically have more grip and stop sliding off the road. 🤭

They are acting like the missing 4X4.

Their weight increases the pressure hence stability on a slippery surface