What is the Difference Between Four-Wheel Drive and Two-Wheel Drive?
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Four-wheel drive (4WD) and two-wheel drive (2WD) differ in the following aspects: 1. Different driving wheels: 4WD maintains all four wheels as driving wheels throughout the journey, while 2WD only has two wheels as driving wheels. 2. Different stability: 4WD provides greater traction, ensuring better stability during acceleration, whereas 2WD offers relatively poorer stability. The driving method refers to the power source that propels crude oil to the bottom of the well, indicating the arrangement of the engine and the number and position of the driving wheels. Generally, passenger vehicles have two rows of wheels, front and rear, with the wheels directly driven by the engine to push (or pull) the car forward being the driving wheels.