As a core component of a vehicle's transmission system, the differential's advantages primarily include improving handling, adapting to complex road conditions, protecting the transmission system, and enhancing safety.
The differential is a core component in a vehicle's drivetrain, primarily used to address the speed difference between the left and right wheels during cornering and complex road conditions, ensuring that the drive wheels on both sides can operate at different pure rolling speeds.
The differential is a core component in a vehicle's drivetrain. Its core purpose is to resolve power distribution issues caused by wheel speed differences during driving, ensuring stable and efficient power transmission in straight-line driving, cornering, and complex road conditions.
The driveshaft hanger is a key support component in the automotive transmission system. Its primary function is to secure the driveshaft and maintain its stability, ensuring smooth and reliable power transmission.
