How to Use 4WD In 4 Minutes (2024+ Tacoma) 

Thanks!

Thanks! This is my first truck too. In rainfall, sleet, and light snow you'll want to stick with 2H. Toyota's vehicle stability control (VSC) is great for those situations. VCS is always on by default. 4WD is great for snow, but only if it's covering the road thick enough that the tires will slide relatively easily. This is because you need the wheels to have some ability to slide during turns to prevent damage to the system.

Yes, correct

Only if you're in gravel or dirt. Do not use it if you're on asphalt. Your traction control and vehicle stability control will be good for monsoons, and those systems are on by default.

@@trdtakeover OK so 4H or 4L in the gravel or dirt?

Almost always 4H. 4L changes your gearing which you don't need is most situations. An example of when you might need 4L is going up/down a very steep muddy incline or when stuck in deep sand.

Yep that's normal

Wow that's crazy. How much was the markup/dealer accessories?

@@trdtakeover mark up was like 11k, accessories 2k

2WD with VSC AND traction control on

@@trdtakeover Ok thanks man.

@@trdtakeover What is VSC?

@@sixtrejody vehicle stability control. It's on by default. It's great at preventing you from completely losing control if you start sliding. Check out this vid: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uFXp4fJbk-8.html

@@trdtakeover Thank you!

Yes

Yep, it happens sometimes

@@trdtakeovermine does it every time

Its not

They don’t have anything to explain

When has “made in usa” been good quality? Lol

@@EddTheGreat129 My 2014 Tacoma made in America has been the best vehicle I have ever owned. And it didn’t contribute money to biden’s Mexico.

@@EddTheGreat129 Who says ‘lol’ anymore ?

@@davidrobertson5881that’s awesome dude

@@davidrobertson5881people still cares about what other people say and do? You can stay being a follower and keep up with the latest trends of slang/verbage “LOL”