The drive axle is the axle to which the engine torque is transmitted and whose wheels drive the car. The drive axle, therefore, transfers the engine's torque through the wheels to the road.

How does the drive axle affect the driving characteristics of the vehicle? Let's take a look at it.

EDS, or electronic differential lock system, is a system that protects the car from skidding during acceleration or braking. It is useful, especially on slippery surfaces, and up to a certain speed.

This article will briefly examine the electronic differential lock system, its function, and the speed limit to which this system is active.

Anti-Slip Regulation (ASR) refers to the system designed to prevent slippage of the wheels, also known as the traction control system (TCS).

ASR is a device in the drivetrain that prevents the drive wheels from slipping at all speeds. This system extends the ABS (Anti-lock braking system) and ensures stability and controllability during acceleration.