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	Car Tires Ultra High Performance ContiSportContact™ 3Braking on dry roads, page 3

Technical Focus: Braking on dry roads

How can the braking distance be made even shorter?
Braking on dry roads can also be improved through asymmetrical tread ribs with optimized lateral sipes. Angled tread grooves mean reduced load on lateral edges and support for the sipes.

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