2005 Lexus LX470 4 x 4 demonstration

[@rafaelfranciscocaamanolugo8748]

This is why you buy a lexus lx 470 .yes

[@kevs482]

Are you supposed to drive it on H all the time?

[@roadhouseautosalesinc]

No and if you do it will automatically adjust to regular height once you go over 25 mph

[@kevs482]

@emadfarid5082 thanks bro. So what's the difference between both H and L gear? When are you suppose to activate them? If you don't mind the questions

[@roadhouseautosalesinc]

@@kevs482 You are asking how to use the low and high gears? The low gear is used if you are stuck somewhere in the mud/snow ass rocks/in the trail/etc., and at a stop speed or not to exceed 25 mph. The high gear is for the same conditions stated previously such as snow, mud, rocks, sand, Cetra, but at a higher speed where you can drive up to 55 mph no problem and you would use that if you were driving in the desert somewhere or in a rally where you’re exceeding the speed of 20 to 25 mph. Otherwise, you can just leave it in all wheel drive and drive it as fast as you want. Who is that clarifying to your question?

[@kevs482]

@emadfarid5082 yes it does. Last question to what you added at the end. The vehicle it's already in all wheel drive? Because I drive day to day in H gear on streets and roadways. If I try to leave the transfer case on N, it doesn't let me park my vehicle in Parking. I'm just confuse in what gear I'm I suppose to leave the transfer care gear on if I'm not doing any off roading?

[@roadhouseautosalesinc]

@@kevs482 Yes it’s always in AWD and you supposed to keep it in High gear for everyday driving 👍

[@عبدالله-ف8س2و]

ماالسالفتو🤔

[@LLCoolPass]

just couldn't be bothered to do the real test which is of the differential lock

[@dwightrigel4611]

Not helpful.