Can You Reverse with Four-Wheel Drive Engaged?

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You can reverse with four-wheel drive engaged. Four-Wheel Drive: Four-wheel drive refers to a vehicle maintaining four-wheel drive throughout the entire driving process, with the engine's output torque distributed to the front and rear wheels at a fixed ratio. This drive mode ensures excellent off-road and handling performance at all times, but it cannot adjust torque distribution based on road conditions and consumes more fuel. On the other hand, an automatic four-wheel drive system switches between two-wheel and four-wheel drive via a computer chip. On normal roads, the vehicle operates in two-wheel drive mode, but when encountering off-road conditions or wheel slippage, the computer detects and automatically distributes power to the other two wheels. For part-time four-wheel drive systems, the quality of the control program affects the intelligence of the drive mode switching. Additionally, there is a part-time four-wheel drive system that requires manual control by the driver to switch drive modes. Many SUVs and off-road vehicles incorporate one or several of these four-wheel drive modes to complement each other's strengths and weaknesses. Reversing Tips: First, ensure the rear of the car can smoothly enter without crossing lines, then gradually straighten and adjust the body.