Sentences with phrase «lack of grip means»

It'll do this around virtually any corner, and while that outright lack of grip means an average hot hatch would soon be several turns ahead, it's deeply satisfying to string together a sequence of bends, the Toyota seemingly on tip - toes, always a throttle movement away from a few more degrees of rotation.

A fundamental lack of grip means you will see the car wheelspin all the way up into third in greasy conditions, while the skinny front tyres lack proper bite on turn - in.

Not exact matches

But beyond those objectives, these methods offer enhancements to your agility and resiliency, after all, increased strength and conditioning means nothing to a fighter who is immobile, inflexible, and lacks the grip strength to open a jar of baby food.

The R's lack of mass means it carries big speed into the heart of the corners, but it doesn't generate the levels of grip you might expect.

Grip is strong from turn - in to corner exit, and while the lack of low - down urge means a low gear and big commitment is necessary to unstick the rear tyres in the dry, it's also less intimidating than some of its rabid turbocharged equivalents.

The rear wheels grip well but the lack of LSD means that transitions from grip to slip aren't very progressive.

For most over here the reduced economy means it isn't necessary - the standard car doesn't exactly lack grip, and a good set of winter tyres will so a similar job.

An off - road button on the dash automatically controls the traction control, hill descent control and braking and it means the Yeti is incredibly simple to drive off - road - sorting out most problems and lack of grip without you even realising there was an issue.

As for the occasional off - road outing, the lack of AWD doesn't mean you'll get stuck right after leaving the tarmac, especially if you spec the optional Grip Control system.

Their four legs makes it difficult for them to use human ladders and their lack of hands means they can not grip.