Tony Burgh
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- First Name
- Tony
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- Sep 28, 2021
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- Location
- Pennsylvania
- Vehicles
- F150
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- Retired
You’re correct about 4A on dry or wet pavement. But not the same as 4H. In heavy snow, 4H will feel more stable.Your King Ranch has 4X4Auto which is fine to use on dry surfaces. It is the same as all wheel drive.
In winter I use tires for ice and snow (Blizzacks, Ice Gaurd, etc) because slush and ice is more of a problem where I live.
Use 4H to get out of 4A problems. Use 4L to get out of 4H problems. Use tow truck to get out of 4L problems.
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