What is the difference between a two-axle vehicle and a four-axle vehicle?
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There are mainly the following differences between a two-axle vehicle and a four-axle vehicle: 1. The number of drive axles is different: a two-axle vehicle has 2 drive axles, while a four-axle vehicle has 4 drive axles. 2. The load capacity varies: two-axle trucks have a relatively small load capacity and are generally used for lighter goods. Four-axle vehicles have a larger load capacity and can be used for heavier goods. 3. The off-road performance is different: four-axle vehicles have better off-road performance than two-axle vehicles and can travel longer distances, so two-axle vehicles are generally used for shorter distances.