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Understanding AWD vs 4x4 for Winter Driving
When it comes to tackling snowy roads and icy conditions during the winter months in Dedham, many drivers prioritize vehicles with either all-wheel drive (AWD) or four-wheel drive (4x4). But what exactly is the difference between AWD and 4x4, and which one is better suited for your winter driving needs?