1. Reduced grip: Wear of the track will reduce the contact area with the ground, thereby reducing the grip. This will make the machine more likely to slip when driving on slippery, muddy or uneven ground, increasing driving instability.

2. Reduced shock absorption performance: Track wear will reduce its shock absorption performance, making the machine more susceptible to vibration and impact during driving. Not only does this affect the driver’s comfort, it can also cause damage to other parts of the machine.

3. Increased energy consumption: Due to the decrease in grip caused by track wear, the machine needs more power to overcome the resistance of the ground during travel. This increases fuel consumption and reduces the machine’s fuel economy.

4. Shortened service life: Severe track wear will shorten the service life of the track and increase the frequency and cost of replacing the track. This will not only affect the efficiency of the machine, but may also increase the cost of repair and maintenance.

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