Four-Wheel Drive

Many of today’s cars and light trucks employ the use of all-wheel drive or four-wheel drive. While each manufacturer may have a different system for providing power to all four wheels, they all use a differential or transfer case to get the power from front to rear and left to right. Some common symptoms of four-wheel-drive failure include illuminated dash indicators, failure to lock the front and rear together, shaking and vibration, or ominous sounding noises when engaged. If you think you have a problem with your four-wheel or all-wheel-drive system, trust the experts at America’s Auto & Tire to quickly and accurately diagnose and repair the problem.