Where to exercise your 4wd in the off season.

pointman

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So the 4wd system needs to be exercised from time to time. Any tips on finding spots to do just that? Is running it in the rain, on a straight away ok (google search Taco guys saying to do that)? Thanks.
 
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Find a local park playground and do some donuts around the merry-go-round in alternating directions... you'll be golden.
 
So the 4wd system needs to be exercised from time to time. Any tips on finding spots to do just that? Is running it in the rain, on a straight away ok (google search Taco guys saying to do that)? Thanks.

Kinda location-dependent.

Here in so cal, I can always go off pavement.

Where are you?
 
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Should be able to find some service roads. Most are unpaved, especially in state and national parks. Or if you find some backroads/farmer that doesn't mind.

Straight road works too according to the manual, just not as fun.
 
Another question is it also important to put in 4LO from time to time.
I assume you guys aren't referring to doing that on the highway...
 
I use an old closed up/abandoned KMart parking lot to exercise 4LO. Straight roads for 4HI and gentle curves and lane changes are no problem.
 
Should be able to find some service roads. Most are unpaved, especially in state and national parks. Or if you find some backroads/farmer that doesn't mind.

Straight road works too according to the manual, just not as fun.

I need ot find such service roads, being in NC.. can't just drive on to any dirt road even if it is not private.
 
I need ot find such service roads, being in NC.. can't just drive on to any dirt road even if it is not private.

I recommend Gaia GPS. Totally worth it. You can search for trails near you and also overlay private property lines (see owners name).

You probably have a ton of trails within 20-30 minutes of you.
 
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I recommend Gaia GPS. Totally worth it. You can search for trails near you and also overlay private property lines (see owners name).

You probably have a ton of trails within 20-30 minutes of you.

I have the GAIA app and paid for, need to learn how to use it
 

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