GM HD Trucks Many with AWD instead of 4WD
Where snow and mud isn't an issue, you can have a 4X2 truck as your tow vehicle, but here in the Northeast, 4X4 trucks are the norm. Now GM is offering AWD instead of 4WD in many of their HD trucks. A...
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cptqueeg wrote:RobWNY wrote:
I'm warming up to the idea of an AWD drive truck. You all are making some good points!
Do you need low range to "crawl"? If not get the AWD.
Personally 4WD w low range and a locking rear diff is a better combo for my use in steep, rocky terrain.
I actually did need 4 low once...IN MY OWN YARD! I backed the RV in, got stuck in the mud, was just barely able to get unhooked but there I sat and spun. I got out in 4 low but I was a minute or two away from calling a tow truck to pull me out of my own yard. How embarrassing that would have been!
