In places where it often snows in the north, is buying a 4WD really the best option?

It should be the best choice because the 4WD has a strong grip and is not easy to slip on the snow.

The four-wheel drive system of four-wheel drive vehicles is generally used in combination with differential and electronic limited slip system, so that in rain and snow, wading, desert, mud, bumps and other bad road conditions, or when the weather is bad, the engine can transmit power to the four wheels at the same time according to the road conditions, so as to improve the vehicle's ability to get out of trouble and grip performance.

It is a better choice, and the four-wheel drive car will generally have better power.

There is a lot of motivation to buy a 4x4 and it can cope with the impact of going to school.

This is indeed a very good choice, it is easy to slip when it snows often, and the four-wheel drive is relatively stable.

It can be said that it is a better choice, because the power of the four-wheel drive car is stronger.

This is a good choice because it has a better grip in the snow.

The engine can then transmit power to all four wheels at the same time, depending on the road conditions.

The engine can transmit power to all four wheels at the same time according to the road conditions, thus improving the vehicle's ability to get out of trouble and grip on the road.

Unhappy. Whether it is a front-wheel drive car or a rear-wheel drive car, to put it bluntly, there are two wheels in the rotation, and the remaining two wheels are just idling, which is conducive to the layout of the vehicle space, reducing the load and reducing fuel consumption. In addition, the output torque of the four-wheel drive engine will be distributed to each wheel in a fixed proportion, which is the principle of full-time four-wheel drive, but the corresponding fuel consumption is high.

Snow Driving Tips:

1. Check the tire pressure and remove the snow before getting on the car.

The friction coefficient of the road surface in snow is low, the tire pressure should not be too high, and it should not be too low, the temperature is low, the tire is brittle, and the tire pressure is low, which will lead to tire rubbing and accelerate the aging of the tire. Before driving, clear the snow from the vehicle body and maintain a good line of sight.

2. Wear tinted glasses appropriately.

Driving in snow often has a dazzling situation, and colored glasses can prevent dazzling.

3. Use a low speed and a large throttle when going uphill.

When going uphill, strive to complete the climb in one go, and it is not advisable to change gears halfway to avoid slowing down or skidding when going uphill. When going downhill, you must shift smoothly into first gear and use the low gear to reduce your speed.

You can use 4WD to drive on snowy days, but 4WD is not an advantage over 2WD.

When driving on snow and ice, it's not about how fast you can drive, it's about whether you can brake when you need to. Equipped with four-wheel drive, it can help the car move forward, but if you want to brake, four-wheel drive not only can't help a little, but may cause trouble, after all, the four-wheel drive version of the car is heavier, and the braking distance is longer than the two-wheel drive version.

Just help push forward, and don't be responsible for pulling you at a critical time, this is where the real risk of 4WD lies.

Because it is easy to slip at the start, people are particularly cautious when driving two-wheel drive vehicles on ice and snow roads, and they dare not be presumptuous slowly; At this time, some owners who drive four-wheel drive SUVs are a little inflated, and they feel that the start is smooth and the driving is smooth, so they can't help but want to drive faster and surpass the sedan all the way to show their superiority.

If your car has a well-timed 4WD function, turn it on, which is safer. If your car has full-time four-wheel drive, it is recommended that you set it to high-speed four-wheel drive mode (the snow is heavier and the road is more difficult), and it is recommended to set it to low-speed four-wheel drive. For details, you can see your owner's manual.

Hello! Of course, four-wheel drive is better.

The Highlander's body is relatively bulky, and the two-wheel drive can't walk in the snow at all.

Honda's CRV is not very perfect although the four-wheel drive can be.

However, it is no problem to cope with normal snow.

In slippery weather in rain and snow, a four-wheel drive vehicle is better than a front-wheel drive vehicle and a rear-wheel drive vehicle. Because the power of a four-wheel drive car is distributed over four tires, while the power of a front-wheel drive car is distributed among the front wheels and the rear-wheel drive car is distributed on the rear wheels.

When the front wheel slips, the front-wheel drive vehicle cannot move forward; And when the rear wheel slips, the rear wheel drive car cannot move forward. However, four-wheel drive vehicles are powered by both front and rear wheels, that is, the front wheels slip with the power of the rear wheels, and the front wheels slip with the power of the rear wheels. So the 4WD is best in slippery weather in rain and snow.

Of course, the four-wheel drive one is more suitable, with the maximum grip and the greatest limit.

The front drive is second, and the rear drive is the most difficult to drive.

There is a risk of slipping.

The biggest advantage of a four-wheel drive vehicle is that all four wheels have power, and it is much easier to start and accelerate on ice and snow than a two-wheel drive vehicle. However, although the four-wheel drive vehicle makes the start smooth, the braking distance is longer than that of the two-wheel drive vehicle when braking, which is also the danger of the four-wheel drive vehicle on the ice and snow road.

First of all, correct your statement, it is not called front drive, rear drive.

It can only be called: front front wheel drive, front rear wheel drive, rear rear wheel drive.

Front and rear refers to the position of the engine in the front or rear of the car.

A 4WD is certainly significantly better than a separate front wheel drive in snow and rain.

Front-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive refer to whether the driving wheels are front wheels or rear wheels to distinguish between them. Most cars are front-wheel-drive.

It's not that it's new, but the reason is simple, the cost is low.

Because the engine is in front of the car, the front wheels are under the engine. The distance is close, and the power connection is convenient.

And if you want to have rear drive, you also need a propeller shaft to transmit power to the rear wheels. (I've played with 4WD).

Therefore, the rear drive is more laborious and costly.

This is because cheaper sedans use front-wheel drive, while higher-end sedans generally use rear-wheel drive. More advanced millionaire cars that don't care about fuel consumption and only care about the driving feeling are four-wheel drive (more expensive).

Advantages of front-wheel drive vehicles: relatively stable, low price. Disadvantages: Slightly poor power and handling performance.

Advantages of rear-wheel drive cars: strong power, good handling, can drift, and must be used by car players. Disadvantages: If the road is slightly expensive and slippery in rain and snow, the rear wheels are easy to be unstable, and most of them need to be corrected by the electronic stability system.

Advantages of four-wheel drive: strong power, good handling, stable driving, and improved passability. Disadvantages: very expensive and fuel-intensive.

It depends on what tires but four-wheel drive is really better.