What is Mercedes-Benz 4WD?

[BradleyFitz]

Mercedes-Benz 4WD refers to the 4MATIC all-wheel-drive system, which utilizes cutting-edge technology combining mechanical and electronic components to further enhance the outstanding characteristics of Mercedes-Benz vehicles. The core technology of the 4MATIC system is the 4ETS (4-wheel Electronic Traction System). Since the Mercedes 4MATIC system uses an electronically controlled multi-plate clutch differential instead of traditional differential locks, the role of four-wheel electronic brake assistance becomes particularly crucial. Working in coordination with the ABS system, 4MATIC independently applies limited-slip braking to each wheel's braking force, allowing torque to be transmitted to wheels with traction. This enables flexible power distribution and improves the vehicle's off-road capability.

[VanDelilah]

The Mercedes 4WD refers to the four-wheel drive system equipped on Mercedes vehicles, officially called 4Matic. In my years of driving experience, this system is simply magical. Unlike ordinary cars that rely solely on front or rear wheels for power, it automatically distributes power to all four wheels based on road conditions. For example, when driving on highways during rain or snow, the tires hardly slip, braking is more stable, and body sway is significantly reduced. Mercedes' full-time four-wheel drive design is very intelligent, with built-in sensors monitoring in real-time, requiring no manual control. It also works in conjunction with other electronic devices like ABS to enhance cornering control. Although fuel consumption may be slightly higher, for all-weather safe driving, especially when taking the kids out on weekends, I think this investment is totally worth it.

[LaMaverick]

For Mercedes-Benz owners, the 4Matic all-wheel-drive system is like a guardian angel in heavy rain and strong winds. It automatically distributes engine power evenly to all wheels, preventing any single wheel from spinning or slipping. I've tested it on icy roads—acceleration is both quick and stable, with no body roll during turns. Mercedes' system is full-time all-wheel drive, so you don't need to overthink daily driving, making it much more worry-free. Compared to other brands, Mercedes integrates it seamlessly with faster response times, reducing accident risks. Plus, it doesn't compromise daily space—the trunk remains just as spacious. New owners should regularly check tire wear; system maintenance is straightforward, ensuring long-term reliability.

[DiEmery]

Mercedes-Benz 4Matic four-wheel drive ensures more balanced power distribution, providing exceptional stability on slippery roads. After years of driving, I've found it operates fully automatically without the need for switching, enhancing driving safety.