It is important to note, however, that while 4WD helps you “go in the snow,” and may afford a bit of extra grip in low-traction situations over ice, it does little to aid a vehicle’s ...

So, here are our top tips for driving through snow. Even if you have an amazing 4WD vehicle like a Land Rover, they’re important things to keep in mind. Many people think that buying a vehicle ...

Using 4WD on pavement can be dangerous, too, as the locked driveline can make turning difficult. On low-grip surfaces such as snow, ice, dirt, or mud, binding isn't a problem because the tires can ...

Over a meter (3-plus feet) of snow between you and the ground means that you don’t always know what you’re driving on. Sometimes it’s the trail, sometimes it’s a creek. (4WD 24/7/) The ...

However, if you live in a place that regularly experiences particularly harsh weather where the snow piles up, you may want to consider 4WD. For example, if there's a good chance your winter ...

That’s not just because you don’t pay them enough. Look. They’ll be on winter tyres, which are more critical in snow than 4WD. Remember, traction – or rather longitudinal grip – is a two ...

Think a Roomba... with 4-Wheel Drive... and snow tires. It's a SNOWbot: a self-driving, GPS-enabled, 4-Wheel Drive snow-clearing autonomous robot. And it's the creation of Left Hand Robotics in ...