All Wheel Drive VS. 4 Wheel Drive - What's The Difference?

TORONTO - May 3, 2021 - PRLog -- Have you ever wondered the difference between all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive? Maybe you have always thought they are the same? Our team at Good Fellow's Auto Wholesalers is here to explain to you the difference between them! Both of these options have a list of their own advantages and are good for different types of drivers. Let's jump into it.

All Wheel Drive

First, we will discuss all-wheel drive and what this term entails. The science of this design means that a car will use its rear, center, and front differentials all at one time. The goal of all wheels is to ensure the balance is restored in the car when the brakes are touched. This means the weight of the vehicle will be more so evenly distributed as well will result in a more firm grip on the ground. Most times when a vehicle has all-wheel drive, they are rated higher for safety.

Four Wheel Drive

Now let's switch over to the all style which is four-wheel drive. This entails a vehicle to use a transfer case and two differentials that will allow for an even disbursement of engine torque. You will mostly see this four-wheel-drive when looking at bigger vehicles such as trucks, SUVs, and off road vehicles. The advantage of four-wheel drive is improved traction for the vehicle.

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How We Can Help

If you are looking for a car that has all-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, our team can show you a range of options that are available today. If you are looking to get more information on what the difference is between the two, our team would be happy to assist you. You can reach us at 1 (855) 581-9590.

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