What is the difference between 4LLC and 4HLC?
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4HLC and 4LLC differ in their meanings, usage scenarios, and operational limitations, as detailed below: "4HLC": Represents low-range four-wheel drive. Drivers should switch to this mode when encountering snowy or icy road conditions, as it provides excellent traction and superior handling performance. The corresponding speed for "4HLC" should be kept below 40 km/h. "4LLC": Represents ultra-low-range four-wheel drive. This mode is used in extremely harsh environments such as swamps or deserts. 4LLC is employed for full-time four-wheel drive when climbing steep slopes with a gradient of 1:4 or greater, or when requiring greater towing capacity (for towing trucks weighing 3-5 tons or more) and driving torque.