Four-wheel drive in rainy and snowy weather

In rainy and snowy weather, four-wheel drive is better than front drive and rear drive. Because the power of the four-wheel drive is distributed on four tires, the power of the front drive is distributed on the front wheel and the rear drive is distributed on the rear wheel.

When the front wheel slips, the front drive cannot move forward; When the rear wheel slips, the rear drive cannot move forward. But the four-wheel drive is powered by both front and rear wheels, that is, the front wheel slips with the power of the rear wheel, and the front wheel slips with the power of the rear wheel. So in rainy and snowy weather, four-wheel drive vehicles are the best.

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However, four-wheel drive vehicles should be cautious when driving in rain and snow, because driving on ice and snow roads, in addition to stabilizing the body, the most important thing is braking ability;

Many car owners believe that four-wheel drive vehicles can achieve better braking ability by limiting output through electronic systems. In fact, four-wheel drive vehicles will only provide better driving force for the body when moving forward, and will not bring any improvement to the braking ability. Improper speed control, even four-wheel drive vehicles can't stop, and Taoist priests can only manage.

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