Obviously once you’ve put your chains on – you did bring chains? – it doesn’t matter what tyres you’ve got. But when the snow ...

I've seen the benefits and drawbacks of both four-wheel drive and all-wheel drive up close — which we'll certainly discuss — but let's talk about the physical differences between AWD and 4WD ...

Just as 4WD High locks the front and rear axles together, the rear diff lock connects the rear end side-to-side. That means that if one side loses traction, the opposite side keeps spinning, powering ...

Majority of the old car models come with part-time 4WD systems, which unfortunately rarely get engaged while on the other hand, the technology for has changed overtime offering a wider variety of ...

There aren't many vehicles available with this rare combination, but the list does include sport compacts, 4x4 SUVs, and a ...

All-wheel-drive sends power to each of a car's wheels, and Honda has some especially high-tech versions of AWD. Here are all ...

In this RealSource feature, RealTruck.com discusses which of the two most popular off-road drive types—all-wheel-drive (AWD) and four-wheel-drive (4WD)—is best suited for off-roading in ...

A two-speed or “low range” transfer case is also a common component of 4WD systems while rarely seen on AWD vehicles. Did you ...

A two-speed or “low range” transfer case is also a common component of 4WD systems while rarely seen on AWD vehicles. Did you know that you can enjoy the all-weather traction and stability of ...