What does the Engine and Brake Traction Control Systems (EBTCS) monitor?

The Engine and Brake Traction Control Systems (EBTCS) is primarily designed to enhance vehicle stability and control by monitoring and controlling wheel spin. This system utilizes various sensors to detect when a wheel is losing traction due to slippage, which can occur in slippery conditions or during hard acceleration. By determining wheel spin, the EBTCS can adjust engine power or apply brakes selectively to help regain traction and maintain stability while driving. This function is essential for preventing skidding and improving overall handling in challenging driving situations.

In contrast, other options focusing on engine temperatures, brake wear, or tire pressure do not accurately represent the primary purpose of EBTCS. While those systems are important for vehicle maintenance and safety, they operate independently of the traction control functions provided by the EBTCS.