vehicle stability

Vehicle stability refers to a car’s ability to maintain its intended path and balance during various driving conditions. It involves factors like tire grip, suspension, and weight distribution that work together to prevent skidding, rolling over, or losing control. Good stability ensures the vehicle responds predictably to steering and braking inputs, even on uneven or slippery surfaces. Advanced stability systems, like electronic stability control, detect potential loss of control and adjust braking or engine power to help keep the vehicle steady. Overall, stability helps ensure safe, controlled driving by maintaining the vehicle's equilibrium and direction.