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glbeaty | 4 years ago
Longitudinal tire slip is caused by thrust in excess of the tire's grip, which is a function of slip speed among many other things. Grip peaks with a mild amount of slip, but slip isn't the norm outside of racing. Mild acceleration produces zero slip.
Lateral slip angle is a different story.
rightbyte|4 years ago
You also have the rolling radius depend on load (car mass) and tire pressure.
I don't say I know it is impossible, but it feels like there is way to much noise.