Which of the following is NOT a consequence of improper weight distribution on a trailer?

Improper weight distribution on a trailer can lead to numerous negative consequences, with improved traction being the opposite of what generally occurs. When weight is not evenly distributed, it can shift and cause the trailer to be unstable. This instability often results in decreased traction, especially on uneven or slippery surfaces, making it harder for the towing vehicle to maintain grip and control.

In contrast, improper weight distribution can lead to increased wear on tires, as some tires may bear more load than others, leading to premature wear. Additionally, difficulty steering is a common issue because an unbalanced trailer can make it harder to navigate and control the vehicle. Lastly, damage to the trailer itself can occur if the weight stresses the frame beyond its design limits or causes components to wear unevenly.

Thus, the answer indicating that improved traction is not a consequence of improper weight distribution appropriately reflects a fundamental understanding of trailer dynamics and safety.