Traction Control
Works in the background to help accelerate and prevent wheel slippage (or “over-spinning”) when driving on slippery surfaces.
Traction control is most effective when accelerating from a stopped or slowed position, or when trying to accelerate up a slippery hill. This feature provides a lot of benefits to drivers, from making driving smoother to helping them stay in control of the car on icy roads or during rainy weather.
Drivers should be sure to reduce their speed and take turns more slowly when driving in slippery conditions.
What It Does: Helps your wheels gain traction on slippery surfaces.
What It Does Not Do: Does not work as well as snow tires.