4x2 or 4x4?
OK...lets say your camper is a 4500 lb monster like a Lance 1191 or an Arctic Fox 1140 or a heavier Eagle Cap 995. You may get off the pavement to camp but you aren't going to do the Whazoo with it. ...
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One thing which is often overlooked is the gearing that comes with a 4x4. One previous poster mentioned using the 4-Lo to get up on blocks. I have also used it for steep boat ramps and descending steep roads when loaded. In most cases, I am in conditions easily managed by a 2wd, but really appreciated using my gears to stay at 15mph on steep fire roads rather than my brakes.
As far as 4wd for traction, it pays off on snow, gravel, and even the dirt roads in the Midwest that turn to goo with any rain at all.
As far as 4wd for traction, it pays off on snow, gravel, and even the dirt roads in the Midwest that turn to goo with any rain at all.
