Like many drivers in the Mount Pocono, Tobyhanna, and Stroudsburg areas, you may be looking for a truck or SUV that's as active as you are. If so, then you're on the right track with a Jeep vehicle. After all, they're known for their off-road and all-weather capabilities!
To show you just what these adventurous vehicles can do for your drives around East Stroudsburg and Scranton, the team at Ray Price Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram put together this Jeep 4x4 systems overview.
| Jeep 4x4 System Availability by Model | |||||
| Grand Cherokee | Compass | Wrangler | Renegade | Cherokee | Gladiator |
| Quadra-Drive® II  Quadra-Trac I®  Quadra-Trac II®  Quadra-Trac® SRT®  | Jeep Active Drive  Jeep Active Drive Low | Command-Trac®  Rock-Trac®  | Jeep Active Drive  Jeep Active Drive Low | Jeep Active Drive I  Jeep Active Drive II  Jeep Active Drive Lock | Rock-Trac® |
What Does 4x4 Mean on a Jeep?
Well, 4x4 is another term for 4-wheel drive, also known as 4WD. It's a drivetrain system designed to maximize on traction control and handling capability by sending torque to all four wheels simultaneously. This system is helpful in driving in off-road conditions or in rough weather, such as rain or snow. It can also improve towing capacity in many SUVs.
Also, 4x4 systems vary in type. In fact, Jeep has more than 10 different 4x4 systems, each of which are specifically designed for unique challenges.
Some are full-time, which sends power to all four wheels consistently and continuously. However, many of the Jeep 4x4 systems are also incredibly intuitive and can automatically adjust torque distribution based on your conditions and detected wheelslip.
Other Jeep 4x4 systems are part-time, which puts you in control of when you operate in 2-wheel drive and 4WD. Simply press a button and it'll switch between the two modes, even while you're still driving.
Many 4WD systems also includes a low mode. Driving in the low setting maximizes traction control when off-roading, while the high setting is ideal for slippery roadways.
