2WD vs AWD vs 4WD for a Van? : r/VanLife - Reddit
2021年10月11日 · If you want to seriously offroad, I'd suggest a 4x4 truck and a good truck camper, like one of the Four Wheel Drive campers. Nicer ride, easier to maintain, repair, modify, and insure. Even hybrids now.
JDM 4x4 safety : r/4x4 - Reddit
2021年3月1日 · I take the risk, drive carefully and hope for the best. My main passengers are my girlfriend and my dog, but if I had kids, I doubt I'd put them in the van. I can't speak for the Toyota vans, but the Delica L400 is a safer, better vehicle by almost every measure, compared to the L300, including a steering wheel airbag and forward mounted engine.
any good, small 4wd / awd vans? : r/vandwellers - Reddit
2022年11月1日 · Personally, I’d you want something with that size and capability, I’d go for just a ford or GMC full size van, like a Chevy express. Yes it’s RWD, but with good tires that are aired down, it’ll probably out wheel an AWD Astro van because the clearances are way higher. It’s also roomier on the inside.
Anyone know anything about renting AWD cars, specifically with
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FWD vs RWD for camper van snow driving : r/vandwellers - Reddit
2021年11月8日 · 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.
do I need a four-wheel drive? : r/COsnow - Reddit
2023年1月19日 · This is the law: all motorists are required to have EITHER: -4WD or AWD vehicle and 3/16” tread depth -Tires with a mud and snow designation (M+S icon) and 3/16” tread depth -Winter tires (mountain-snowflake icon) and 3/16” tread depth -Tires with an all-weather rating by the manufacturer and 3/16” tread depth -Chains or …
Your winter experience with RWD Sprinters : r/vandwellers - Reddit
2022年11月25日 · My van is 4x4 and I’ve driven in four wheel drive probably 10k miles on it; Mostly on the ALCAN highway, but also on beaches and muddy backroads. For true winter driving in a heavy van I like the added safety of 4x4, but if you don’t regularly drive winter roads in the mountains, then you probably don’t need 4x4
4 wheel vs 6 wheel sprinter 2500/3500 vans in all terrain ... - Reddit
2020年8月7日 · 4 wheel vs 6 wheel sprinter 2500/3500 vans in all terrain conditions Van Life I'm looking at getting a 158" sprinter 2500, which has 4 wheels or a sprinter 3500 in 158" or 170", which has 6 wheels(4 in rear). 4x4/AWD is not an option, …
4 wheel drive van rentals for Japan/Sapporo/Nieseko recs? : r/ski
2023年6月4日 · 4 wheel drive van rentals for Japan/Sapporo/Nieseko recs? We are skiing in Nieseko and a few other places around the north island. We were thinking about renting a car to get around for the week.
Tips for renting a SUV with AWD/4WD? : r/TravelHacks - Reddit
2021年1月6日 · What national park? I’d call the local rental car office and find out. Usually the smaller and mid size suvs are 2wd at most locations. However, many locations, like in Colorado, Montana, and Utah have larger oversized SUVs with 4-wheel drive. I’ve rented expeditions, suburban, etc that had it.