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If the outer tips hit the ground first (in mud ,on driven axle) the mud is "captured" in the tread of the tyre. If the centre of the chevron hits the ground first the mud is "cleared" out to the sides, allowing the tyre to bite into the hard under the mud.
Richard did the British army teach you how to retreat? "By Skill and Arms" we were supposed to help the Infantry(Onward) to advance!...... Wern't we????
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