How Differential Gear Works | QUOTED?

A differential gear is like a special kind of gear that lets your car’s wheels turn at different speeds when you go around a corner.

Imagine you're riding your bike on a roundabout, when you turn, the wheel on the outside has to cover more ground than the one on the inside. If both wheels had to spin at the same speed, your bike would feel weird and maybe even wobble. The differential gear acts like a smart helper that lets each wheel spin as fast or as slow as it needs to.

Think of the differential gear as being like two friends on a swing set, when you push one friend forward, the other goes back, but they both keep moving smoothly. In a car, the differential gear works like that: it lets one wheel go faster and the other slower without making things jumpy or bumpy.

Inside your car’s back wheels is a box with gears, like little cogs. When you drive straight, both wheels spin at the same speed. But when you turn, the differential gear lets one wheel spin faster than the other so the car can move smoothly around the corner.

It’s not magic, it’s just clever gears working together!