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Ry122
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In my physics book it says that friction between cars and air can cause a build up of charge on the vehicle's body and that's why a rubber strip is often connected from the body of the car to the ground - to ground the car.
Since the tyres which are rubber are connected to metal which is connected to the shell of the car shouldn't the tyres be able to do the same thing?
Since the tyres which are rubber are connected to metal which is connected to the shell of the car shouldn't the tyres be able to do the same thing?