It is best to choose an off-road vehicle, that is to say, a car with better shock absorption system and greater power. There is basically no problem when the displacement reaches 1.8 or above. In some cities, small cars with a displacement of 65,438+0.2 are actually not suitable for going on the road, because the terrain in Tibet is much rugged. If the slope is relatively large and the displacement is particularly small, its power will be affected. Moreover, due to altitude, Tibet lacks oxygen and fuel combustion is insufficient.
Choose cars with common brands, that is, those with large market share. This kind of car is easier to find parts. If it is a classic car decades ago, even if the torque damping and other related systems meet the standards, but some accidents occur during driving, or parts are broken due to terrain or aging, and parts can not be found for maintenance, it will become very troublesome, because some vehicles have gradually stopped production and their parts are also affected. Choose those cars with large circulation in the market, its parts are easier to find and it is easy to maintain when problems occur.
We must pay attention to the problem of driving habits when traveling on the Sichuan-Tibet line. On flat roads, we may all be used to driving faster in plain areas, and then because of the good braking system of the car, there will be basically no accidents when turning. However, in Tibet, we must change these habits, and we must slow down in places with rugged mountain roads or many turns, because when people are at high altitude, their brains are deprived of oxygen, their reactions are slow, and their nerve reaction speed is greatly reduced. Driving fast may decide life and death in a second.