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Tiger4x4RV
Oct 01, 2014Nomad
Tigers (http://www.tigervehicles.com/) come with all sorts of 4WD options. You can order regular, extended, or crew cabs. There are several models and lengths of Tigers.
My Tiger has 4WD with a limited-slip differential. I am happy with that. Most of my 4WD travel is what you might call "4WD lite" - smallish rocks, sand, gravel, maybe a bit of mud. You are not going to be able to rock-crawl or do Jeep sorts of things with any vehicle as large as you are talking about unless maybe you get something with a Fuso chassis.
My Tiger has 4WD with a limited-slip differential. I am happy with that. Most of my 4WD travel is what you might call "4WD lite" - smallish rocks, sand, gravel, maybe a bit of mud. You are not going to be able to rock-crawl or do Jeep sorts of things with any vehicle as large as you are talking about unless maybe you get something with a Fuso chassis.
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