Tengshi Zhao Changjiang responded to the problem of turning the compass and getting a tire wear only 0.05mm in one year – Passionategeekz –

[CNMO Technology News]On June 13, Zhao Changjiang, general manager of Tengshi Sales Division, responded to the hotly discussed issue of “compass turn and tire grinding” online. He said that the lifespan of a tire is about 60,000 kilometers, while the safety pattern depth of the tire is 6 mm. According to big data, 90% of Tengshi users encounter this situation once a week. In fact, the tire wear caused by using a “compass turn” is only 0.05 mm, which is thinner than a hair. This wear amount, calculated by changing tires every three years, only accounts for 2.5% of the tire life.

Zhao Changjiang said that the original intention of the design of “compass turn” is to solve the problems encountered by users in their daily use of cars such as “turning on narrow roads”, “hard to move big cars”, and “inconvenient parking”. When performing “compass turn”, the two rear wheels automatically turn on the maximum outer eight mode, and intelligent differential torque control is performed on the rear-drive dual motors, allowing the tire to change from sliding friction to rolling friction, minimizing the wear of the tire. “Compass turn around” can show off skills and is also very practical. It is a “weapon” to deal with special scenarios. In the future, we will continue to use every visible and useful technology to bring users a truly “perceived” technological luxury experience.

In fact, from the perspective of life driving scenarios, there may not be many scenes where compass turns in daily life, but once encountered, Tengshi Auto can quickly use compass turns, which can well solve the difficulties encountered in the current driving scenarios and give car owners stronger driving confidence.

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