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Can the 4WD be driven in 'Auto 4WD' at all times?

  • Just No.

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    12
  • Poll closed .

Tino

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Don't have 4wd!!!
Don't need 4wd!!
Or is it a trick question!!?
If I had 4wd would I use it
No, because I don't need it!!
But if I had it, would it help!!?
It depends on the tyres and on the surface!!!
Yip I'm confused!!
Or is it that an insurance company!!!
Is the question limited to people with 4wd!!!
Going to bed before I get a sore head, might sleep on it, probably not!!
 
RWD will be more fuel efficient. In AWD there will always be a certain amount of connection to the front wheels, this is evident when slow manoeuvring. My personal decision is to use RWD in the dry and AWD when wet.
 
RWD will be more fuel efficient. In AWD there will always be a certain amount of connection to the front wheels, this is evident when slow manoeuvring. My personal decision is to use RWD in the dry and AWD when wet.
I'm going to do some experiments 👍🏻
 
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