Tread


“Tread”. Most people would say that tread is how much rubber is between you and the road. “Tread” is a word used to describe the amount of traction your tires would provide. If someone was planning on mud-bogging down a rough path, they might use tires with a larger tread or more aggressive pattern. But if someone was racing a car, they may use tires with a smoother surface. So, tread can be used to evaluate what someone’s intentions are. It’s a way to figure out where they are headed. But tread is also unique, Forensic scientists can use tread to figure out who has been to a particular location.
Tread: it’s more than just how much rubber is between you and the road. It’s a way to figure out where you’ve been and where you hope to go.

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