In this video we are going to cover DSC and M Track Mode. Dynamic Stability Control or DSC as it is commonly referred to, is really the nucleus of chassis control systems in BMW vehicles. They way it works is by ensuring the highest possible levels of stability by maximizing traction of all the wheels when cornering hard or accelerating under full throttle. It’s able to detect the first signs of wheel spin, over steering or under steering and helps keep the vehicle safely from going out of control, even if the individual tires have varying levels of grip.
Video Subject Specifics:
- How DSC works
- How to safely get used to driving without it
- The differences between the CSL’s M Track Mode and regular DSC
- Where and how to properly get issues for DSC and ABS diagnosed
- Discussion about reliability
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