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The moment your tires give up and your car starts believing it's a jet ski.
means When a layer of water lifts your tires off the road, leaving steering and braking as polite suggestions.
from From Greek hydro (water) plus plane (to soar) — coined for boats that skim atop water rather than plow through it.
Speed triggerOften begins around 35 miles per hour.
Tread purposeGrooves exist to evacuate water, not look cool.
Right responseEase off gas, steer straight, do not brake.