Anti-Lock

Anti-Lock is a safety feature in modern vehicles that helps prevent the wheels from locking up during braking.

Anti-Lock uses sensors to detect wheel lock-up and rapidly modulates the brake pressure to each wheel to maintain traction and steering control.

Anti-Lock is important because it reduces skidding and allows the driver to maintain steering control while braking, resulting in improved overall vehicle stability and safety.

No, the Anti-Lock system works in conjunction with the regular braking system and is designed to enhance its effectiveness.

Yes, you can apply full force to the brakes with Anti-Lock engaged, as the system will automatically adjust the brake pressure to prevent wheel lock-up.

Anti-Lock works best on slippery or wet surfaces where the risk of wheel lock-up is higher. However, it also provides benefits on dry roads.

In some cases, you may feel a pulsation or vibration through the brake pedal while the Anti-Lock system is engaged. This is normal and indicates that the system is functioning properly.

No, although it is a common feature on modern vehicles, not all vehicles come equipped with Anti-Lock as standard. It may be available as an optional or higher trim feature.

In most vehicles, the Anti-Lock system cannot be manually disabled. However, consult your vehicle's owner's manual for specific instructions related to your vehicle.

No, one of the advantages of Anti-Lock is that it eliminates the need for pumping the brakes, as the system automatically modulates the brake pressure for optimal control.