2WD vs AWD vs 4WD for a Van? : r/VanLife - Reddit
Oct 11, 2021 · That the AWD doesn't work in. Which also has open differentials. The bottom line is that if you don't know the limits of your traction and have a sense to find a good line, then AWD and 4WD are only going to get you stuck harder and farther in, making self- and assisted- recovery more difficult and less available.
4 wheel drive van rentals for Japan/Sapporo/Nieseko recs? : r/ski
Jun 4, 2023 · Did Sapporo, Niseko and Rusutsu last winter on transit only. While transit is amazing in most of Japan, it falls apart around Niseko (full buses, buses only every 1-2 hours, etc.) No refs, but I would consider instead hiring a guide, I went with white room tours.
Anyone know anything about renting AWD cars, specifically with
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Your winter experience with RWD Sprinters : r/vandwellers - Reddit
Nov 25, 2022 · 4 wheel drive = more parts to break. I have a 170 extended and snow tires get me to most places just fine. Have I been stuck, Yes. Would 4 wheel drive have gotten me out, maybe. Thing is, Ice is nasty for everyone and it’s really about the tires and knowledge of how to navigate extreme conditions that determines who gets to their destination.
Tips for renting a SUV with AWD/4WD? : r/TravelHacks - Reddit
Jan 6, 2021 · Depending on rental location look into silvercar rentals - they only rent audis that are AWD, and usually have first time user discount. As other mentioned, Turo is a good place to know forsure if it’s 4wd, I found it a bit more expensive then rental companies & with limited mileage allowed. 1. Share. do34ez.
FWD vs RWD for camper van snow driving : r/vandwellers - Reddit
Nov 8, 2021 · Your post might be confusing: to gearheads "FWD" usuallly means front wheel drive, and no E-250s have that. Four wheel drive is usually "4x4" or 4WD and all wheel drive "AWD." RWD is rear wheel drive. Anywho, I have a 4x4 E250. It is marginally better than 2WD, but not tons. As many have already noted, it's about the tires.
Ford Transit can be a better alternative to the E350 : r/4x4 - Reddit
Nov 10, 2014 · Or a 300+ HP version of the Ecoboost V6. They are rear wheel drive with solid rear axles, and are capable of GVRW of up to 10k. All you have to do is do a SAS and install a transfercase on the back of the 6-speed transmission. They come in Wagons, Vans, cab and chassis, and cutways.
4X4 Vans - Options? : r/4x4Australia - Reddit
Aug 15, 2023 · Well if you want a brand new van with 4wd there's not many options. The Hyundai Staria is probably it. It is AWD by default but does have a 4X4 lock button so you can lock the center diff for true 50/50 4X4. I also know the diesel engine is the Hilux's smaller cousin so should be very dependable.
ELI5:Why aren't trucks front wheel drive? : r/explainlikeimfive
Oct 17, 2013 · aerospce • 10 yr. ago. Because with front wheel drive you are pulling that load, which puts a lot of strain on the truck. By putting the power under the load it helps to move that weight without straining the truck. Many trucks are 4 wheel drive anyway because that helps with traction and carrying heavy loads. 3.
ELI5: What are the differences between 4WD, 2WD, RWD, FWD, …
FWD - Front wheel drive - the two front wheels pull the car. Best for climates with rain or snow since the weight of the engine help maintain traction with the wheels. RWD - Rear wheel drive - the two rear wheels push the car. Great for dry climates and low horsepower applications.