Traction control vs. Locking differential
I'm soon to be in the market for a new 15-series pickup truck for daily driving and light towing. It will be 2WD, as I can barely justify a pickup truck for a daily driver, let alone a big jacked-u...
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Get some sort traction aid other than the traction control. All the traction control does is limit the amount of torque to the wheels in order to prevent wheel spin, but if one wheel has little or no traction, all the torque management in the world can't get you out of that situation. With a locking differential, power will be sent to the wheel with traction to get you out of a situation.
