What factors contribute to vehicle stability on uneven terrain?

Vehicle stability on uneven terrain is primarily influenced by load distribution and proper tire pressure. When a vehicle is on uneven ground, having an evenly distributed load mitigates the risk of tipping or rolling over. If weight is concentrated too heavily on one side, it can destabilize the vehicle, especially when traversing inclines or declines.

Proper tire pressure also plays a crucial role in stability. Tires that are inflated to the correct pressure are better equipped to maintain traction and absorb shocks from rough surfaces. This ensures that the vehicle remains in contact with the ground, allowing for better control and minimizing the chances of skidding or losing grip.

While speed, acceleration, steering, braking, and other factors are important in general vehicle handling, they do not specifically address the unique challenges presented by uneven terrain as effectively as load distribution and tire pressure do.