Excuse me, does the wheel on the landing gear of the aircraft have a driving effect? in other words

Generally speaking, the wheels of a jet plane have no driving function, and taxiing on the ground is driven by adjusting the power of the jet engine to a very low level and generating a very small thrust. In general, as long as the thrust is 20%, it is enough to slide on the ground.

I can't find the answer on the internet at once. I suggest you read Aviation Knowledge magazine, which contains these contents. You can also install a version of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 on your computer. This simulation software can find out the taxiing thrust, speed, speed and so on of various aircraft.