A FWD burnout is a driving technique that involves spinning the front wheels of a front-wheel-drive vehicle while the vehicle is stationary. This can be done by applying full throttle while simultaneously engaging the parking brake and holding the steering wheel straight. The result is a plume of smoke and a screeching sound as the front wheels spin rapidly.
FWD burnouts are often performed as a display of driving skill or as a way to show off a vehicle’s power. However, they can also be used to clear snow or ice from a vehicle’s tires or to warm up the tires before a race. FWD burnouts can be dangerous if they are not performed correctly, as they can cause damage to the vehicle’s tires, brakes, and transmission.
