Is your Taco 4wd or 2wd?

I've got a 4x4 but no one in florida drives anything but a silver streak double cab prerunner. Maybe a trd sport sometimes but always 2wd

 

2WD.

 

4x4 is the answer. it helps you go, and who cares about stopping? thats what other cars, pedestrians, small children in bad nieghborhoods, and airbags are for.

There are some wicked bad ass prerunners out there, but 90 percent of badass trucks are 4x4.

or doing the math "auto lsd"= 1.5, 4 wheels = 2, elocker= .5.... 1.5+.5+2=4x4=16

All jokes aside, if you have ever pulled a trailer in the snow.. like i have, many times. You will know, without a shadow of a doubt 4x4 and trailer brakes will save your ass.

Ive also drove a civic hundreds of miles in serious snow storms. It doesnt take a genious to know 4x4 isnt reqiured but damn its good to have. and like someone else mentioned, if it saves your ass .05 percent of the time its worth every red cent! I have been stuck in a blizzard in the back of a truck, in the ditch with no power (engine fire) and i promise you, its not fun.

 

4wd can't have lift spindles I've got almost 10" of down travel from ride height

 

like i said.. there are some badass ones out there, sexy truck man.

 

In my opinion if is not a 4X4 is not a truck..

 

Beautiful truck sir

 

Not trying to start a fight..... but what do you call 18-wheelers? or fire "trucks"?

 

If is not.

Or dump trucks, trash trucks, or tow trucks.

 

4x4 can't save you with an engine fire?

 

That is really badass!
but all that down travel wont help you if you get stuck in the sand

 

True. but come on you get more done on a 4x4 that's all..

 

You can handle more yes, but it doesn't make you more of a man lol

 

I believe it's just more of an intellectual trait. There are other things in the world that are often proved to be false though, such as growing more mature with age.

 

I've had 15 different Toyota trucks and every one of them has been 4 wheel drive. I have a few friends who live in places where occasionally 4 wheel drive is required to get to their house certain times of the year when there isn't snow and forget it when there is. Not to mention I commute 90 miles a day regardless of weather. Not once have I called in due to weather.

 

Haha! thanks dudes

Psshhhh just learn how to drive

 

Of course not, lol

I mean, i have been stranded shit out of luck, it sucks..

Not that you can't get stranded with 4x4, but its certainly nice to have

And unless im pulling a trailer, i generally drive in 2wd in the winter/snow. I save 4wd for the situations its required. Or to have fun with.

 

My 4x4 does that too, just not nearly as graceful as yours... haha, stock travel life for me... Hoping to fix that soon



Then on the next weekend I can go do this: