What do you have

[fordtough.ca]

Let us know what do you have a 4x2 or 4x4 or AWD

My is AWD
it sucks can't do burnouts
but
is it ever great in snow and rain

[98nascartruck]

I think mind is pretty obvious as being a 4x2!!!

[MrSen]

4X4 here......Only use it when snow is on the ground when leaving my survey.......Waste of $5,000 ????.....You tell me......

[Northern Supercrew]

don't feel bad matt. i can't do a burn out either.

[1SILVER06F150]

4x2.I like it simple!

[Bush_aholic]

4 x 4 All the way!!!!

I usually end up using it minimum once a week all year round, I go for stretches of everyday for weeks at a time once in a while....winter I don't even bother unlocking the hubs most of the time :)

[fordtough.ca]

4 x 4 All the way!!!!

I usually end up using it minimum once a week all year round, I go for stretches of everyday for weeks at a time once in a while....winter I don't even bother unlocking the hubs most of the time :)
Lockable hubs, i loved them when I had them on my F250

[Northern Supercrew]

yep, gotta love the manual stuff. hubs, transfer cases and trannys. more reliable.

[Bush_aholic]

I don't know everyone says manual is the way to go but I had the 99 F350 we changed two hubs in a year and a half, and I already changed a hub in the 06 F250 in march, My 99 F150 I used for work for the first year and I drive it hard from day 1 never changed a hub or serviced the vacuum lines since I bought it in 05(probably ready to go now that I said that...lol)

Stats show one thing but my luck shows another...lol Plus it's a PITA getting out in -40 weather to lock the hubs....our 03 F350 dually has auto\manual hubs, now that I like!

P.S. the hub that got changed in March the guy packed the bearings to much and the hub went again last month

[Northern Supercrew]

i'm not familiar with the auto/manual hubs.

[Bush_aholic]

I never heard of it before either but it has automatic hub's and on really cold days they don't like to lock automatically with that truck, so you just get out and lock them it's pretty cool, probly had to do that about four times last winter.

[Ross]

4x4 for me guy's. Well I do live in the mountain's and got more than 14mts of snow winter gone.

Ross

[Lilbigtrk]

i have a 1993 ford ranger 4x4 and getting new times really soon :)

[LaredoRV]

4X4, really nice in winter !

[hogdust]

4X4 here. I was very happy to have it this past winter.

[LayinHp]

i have both... but you cant vote for both so i went with awd its the most used vehical i have 2wd for the truck

[Ford Girl]

It is almost embarrasing to use 4x4 here in the winter when the cheesy little cars are driving through with no troubles.

[7264HD]

4x2 and Yes :icon_twisted:it does nice burnouts :icon_cool: no problemo:icon_lol:

[Oreo]

4x2 for me

[Umaxman]

4X4 and love it.......

[Bush_aholic]

It is almost embarrasing to use 4x4 here in the winter when the cheesy little cars are driving through with no troubles.

True but front wheel drive is boring!:icon_cool:

[Cowboy Dave]

My Level II is the first vehicle I've owned with 4wd and I have to say that I doubt I'll own a vehicle in the future without it. It's right handy. Used it on more than one occasion this past winter to yank folks out of the snow.

Cheers,
D.

[mitchbtu]

4x4 here, and Ive used both manual hubs and automatic.. Automatic is the best in my opinion, I hated having to dig my way just to turn the dial and sometimes it would be way to tight to turn by hand, especially if your hands are cold from ice and snow....

[Roadwarrior]

4X4 here and love it. Although all i really use it for is in the winter. We have just had some winters where it came in really handy. Plus there is the odd time camping where things are really loose or mucky that it comes into play again.

[truckpilot]

AWD, no burnouts, saves rubber.

[fordtough.ca]

AWD, no burnouts, saves rubber.
Same thing here AWD and I love it :icon_wink:

[crusher]

4X4 for me... I hope the winters near me warrant me getting the potential insurance of 4X4.

[SVT4MT]

4x4's great, but doesn't do much to make you stop on ice any faster.:icon_eek:

Trust me - use 4x4 in the winter once or twice and you'll feel better about it.

[shelbyx1]

4x4 lowered truck for summer(i have 2sets of struts and adj rear)4x4 makes for good launch traction and should be good when supercharged.:)

[Lone Ranger]

4x4.. does burnouts and still gets great traction in the ran and snow :icon_twisted:

I've considered swapping in an AWD t-case of sorts just for icy FSR driving but I haven't been able to find one that will bolt to the Ranger 5R55E tranny. Figured that since the front end's locked in all the time I mind as well put at least some power to it to keep it straight on slick days. LR

[taisa899]

4x2 here and does great burnouts!!

[lumberjack]

My last truck was a 2wd with traction control was awesome in the winter even with out weight in the back, my truck I have now is 4x4

[wolfman1]

2wd here ,no problems with burnouts

[Destructicon]

Mine started 4x2 but now it's 4x4. All gear drive. No chains in my truck. No timing chain and no t-case chain. So far, it does good in snow.

[Biff745]

I have a 4x2 and I run winter tires.

[jmc]

4x4 and it does burnouts. :icon_redface: I installed a Posi Loc cable so I can unlock the front axle in 4Lo to give me a 2Lo. :icon_eek:

[myf150s]

4x2 in my '03 supercrew 4.6l with limited slip and can do burn outs with both wheels spinning, but my '97 ext cab is 4x4 with mud tires, it won't do burn outs but will go almost anywhere!!!! Love it, best of both worlds!!!

[v8ranger]

i have 3 2wd an have no problems with burnouts

[Ken24]

My Expedition is kinda both.... I have A4WD which is like AWD and I also have 4X4. ( 4HI and 4LO) Plus I have 2HI if I wanna do burnouts.... but these 35's don't really 'burn' all that 'out'.

[fastmark1993]

i got 4x4 with a eld. i can do mad burn outs!