How often do you engage 4WD

Never.

[cries in PreRunner]

 

Going at least 40mph?

 

Don't be silly. 4-Lo only goes up to 35mph in a roundabout. You'll do a barrel roll otherwise.

 

Not unless you have 4 in wheel spacers and 14in wide tires for that super awesome handling

 

I live in Montana...

 

Winter, almost daily (snowy gravel uphill driveway).

Other seasons, at least once a month for maintenance.

 

Only when I go to turn my fan on.

 

Like 4 times a year here. That wasn't an option in the poll.

 

Thank you sir. If you need more advice, feel free to ask.

 

Thats after you hit your shins on the way in right?

 

Is that fred flinstones ride? That puppy got no driveshafts.

 

Every day to get into my driveway I do

 

Isnt it what the manual says?

 

I have a hood skewp.





Edited spelling error

 

I put it in 4WD almost daily in the winter if there's snow on the ground. Not on the highway unless it's snowing hard and going <60 MPH. On average 95% of the time it's in 2WD.

Just curious, I usually have no trouble switching from 2WD to 4WD, but going the other way sometimes the knob won't turn at first (mine's a manual)--seems locked. Usually when I push in the clutch it will turn. Speed could be anywhere from 5-40 mph. Is there some trick to this that I don't know about? (Yes I could read the manual, but what's the fun of that?)

 

You should put your skewp in 4lo once a month , or it may stop working.

 

You only have to push the clutch when going in or out of 4LO. Not needed for 4HI, sometimes it takes a second or two to engage or disengage.

 

Ive been neglecting my skewp, thanks for reminding me.

 

If you had the tundra, you would have 2...

 

Depends on the time of year; off-roading in the warmer months, and when the roads get bad in the winter. So, on average once a month. Enough to keep everything all greased up.