How to Use the Jeep Wrangler 4x4 System | Steve Landers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Little Rock

Joel Baker stops by Landers Country to demonstrate how to use the Jeep Wrangler's 4x4 system!
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Steve Landers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
401 Colonel Glenn Plaza Loop
Little Rock, AR 72210
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[@ppatpparis]

Thanks for this informative video. I’m a new Jeep owner and have never used 4WD. Thanks for helping us newbies

[@madam_ruby_]

2:33 is where the actual description is.

[@kristinela8126]

Great straight to point videos on the basics of 4WD. Thank you!

[@EATSLEEPDRIVE2002]

You know it’s bad when the dealership comes right out and says “the 4 x 4 shift linkage is plastic, so be careful you don’t break it “

[@affordablecabinetrefinishi1079]

great info..next video teach the camera person about audio... :)

[@mtrach88]

Very helpful for a newbie. Thanks

[@CammieGee]

Very informative, some part of the audio were inaudible though.

[@rebeccarussell5862]

#1 if it is Icy 4x4 isn't going to help you any more then 2 wheel drive you are going to slide around no matter what. I would never ever suggest to go from 2H to 4H or 4L while in motion. Please pull off to the side of the road and put it in park or neutral so you don't mess up something.

[@triniqnb4]

I went to other videos and they took 20 mins to say what you said in 2 mins. Thank you

[@ScottParisi]

That tornado happening there is a great 4WD opportunity

[@johnnhoj15]

Good thing the wind picked up during one of the most important parts of the explanation!

[@michaelmoses9739]

You explain it the best

[@diddikong700]

Great video. First time hitting the trails with some buddies and dont want to look like an idiot lol

[@Dogday661]

To late for me , I hit the pismo beach dunes in California today and had a old fella laugh at me and asked if I needed help. Almost got my wrangler stuck at the entrance

[@diddikong700]

@@Dogday661 Ohh no that sucks. Hey everybody learns somehow.

[@randomnav]

That is not a shifter gear and the other is not a transfer case shifter gear. It is a shift lever. Big difference.

[@TexasElites]

Thank you for this awesome video.

[@kristinawalla]

Thanks for this video, very helpful. I recently bought a used 2016 wrangler, and soon after went on a long roadtrip across the states.... one day not too long ago i had driven down a sloping gravel&dirt road after it had snowed, and got stuck when i paused at the bottom. A guy showed up and helped me out by showing me how to get myself unstuck from the icy & muddy road. In park position(stationary) he shifted it into 4wH, then from park into neutral, and from 4wH to 4wL....then drove easily out of that mess. Since then i have been shifting into 4wdHigh from parked position. And also have been shifting from 4wH to 4wL (while in neutral first) always while not moving. After watching your vid i think Have i been doing damage to my car?

[@ardascholar5289]

very good video. great info and straight forward. thank you!

[@kristynkelly5598]

Can you just clutch in with a manual to go to 4L or do you have to be in neutral as well?

[@jaijikerodriguez9737]

I have a 22 jeep wrangler high tide and have tried everything and cant get it to shift, tried a slow roll, tried in neutral and nothing, gonna have to go to the manual lol

[@cionnoith]

This is really important to know wind noise hope u heard me

[@miramira1825]

What max speed for 4H auto in rubicon 2.0 turbo?... thanks for helping answering 🙏

[@statiadougherty]

so, to out it back in to 2wH, should you be moving, or is it better not to be. And what gears is it safe to shift in?

[@alexistaylor1994]

How do you work that way down

[@mb4139]

Great video

[@TJ-hd5ym]

4 high is straight back not pull to the right

[@anthonyfootball80]

4h is up 1

[@bholc]

Great video.

[@kratosofwar6165]

putting the car in neutral while the car is rollin doesn't damage the trans?

[@rohanpreis6883]

So in a standard jeep, should I use the clutch when putting it into 4x4?

[@donb5829]

I wish I could here what your saying

[@scotttheawsome23]

DON B I wish you could spell

[@gavinr9356]

scotttheawsome23 what did he spell wrong?

[@dmack177]

@@gavinr9356 hear

[@cindyespinoza2371]

@@gavinr9356 and you’re* 😆

[@shanapierce3859]

How do u get it bad out of 4 wheel drive and bam to highway gears?

[@clos1764]

How fast can you drive on 4H?

[@adventuresbyknight9348]

Thanks for the info!

[@StrongerThanEvan]

When I’m towing something. Like a small trailer. Is it recommended to use 4 x 4 drive

[@pstash78]

Very situational, please real your Jeep manual. If you're cruising on highway speeds on normal flat roads, no, leave at 2H. If you're encountering inclement weather at 45 MPH or below, yes on 4H. If you are hauling or encountering the need for power at around 5 MPH , yes on 4L.

[@gunsammodrones]

If it not music its wind in all these videos... damnit👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

[@greatpariscars]

Junior high school production quality. Steve Landers CDJ. Remember that name.

[@JeepTJWheelin]

We'll all remember you buddy that's for sure!

[@yourleftnipple9571]

are you able to shift into 4 high while driving ?

[@aidanmccready2277]

Yes, at up to 45mph

[@TS-ev1bl]

@@aidanmccready2277 The official Jeep video and manual says up to 55 mph kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5PbgmmpnshliK8

[@leongorani5121]

How fast can you drive in 4H? Highway speed?

[@BigBand1942]

about 50

[@leongorani5121]

Michael R. That’s the highest you should drive? Why can’t you drive faster in 4H?

[@BigBand1942]

@@leongorani5121 cuz it is so simple......One employs the use of 4x4 regards assistance in problematic assistance for unsafe road conditions.....if you wanna go 100 MPH then that deems roads to be Engineered Safe as well as conditions! 4WD can NOT be used on dry Pavement....you will break the T-Case Chain......it needs some slip.....(tires) .....Sigh

[@leongorani5121]

Michael R. Okay I hear what your saying. I was just curious as I have a 2019 wrangler and I wasn’t sure if it changed from the jk to jl.

[@BigBand1942]

@@leongorani5121 the later yrs are TRASH! Jeep was bought out to Fiat.....Italy.....Crappolla! I got a 2006 Commander full Overlander $41,000 paid off! it a POS....nuff said

[@kansaskid6969]

You said going from 2h to 4h you go over then back that is wrong info. You just go straight back. From 4H to 4L you do go over then back. Once again bad info form a sales guy at a dealership.

[@THEBIGCHULETA]

Do you have a video for manual Jeeps?

[@bujkage9]

I was looking for one on manual too and found this one... kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6qmqqSDnN2UbpI

[@ingasu412]

is this the same for my 07 jku?

[@jongarcia837]

Jose Pena yes is it. You don't want to go above 10mph in 4L

[@NRGRX]

TYSM!! 👍👍

[@danielparson4574]

50k jeep 5$ mic

[@partyboydude]

I appreciate the info!

[@foxtrotbravo1744]

Being in 4WD does not help against slipping or sliding in snow.

[@BeardedDaddyD]

Yes it does. When you stomp on the brake and slide in your car only the front tires slide. 4wd all 4 tires will grab and stop you faster.

[@kilroy2517]

@@BeardedDaddyD um, huh? When you press the brake all the way it locks all four wheels. They're all sliding. If your brakes only lock up your front wheels, you should get your vehicle checked. There's a common misconception that 4WD helps cars handle and stop in snow and ice, and that's not true. It helps the car go, not stop.

[@BeardedDaddyD]

@@kilroy2517 yes that is how brakes work. They're not 50/50. You put on the brakes and 70% goes to the front. Go and watch cars sliding on snow. Most cars only have the front wheels locked up and 4x4 have all 4. Believe what you want my 4x4 will stop faster than your car

[@kilroy2517]

@@BeardedDaddyD No, that's wrong. 70% of the stopping is done by the front wheels in most cars because most of the weight is in the front where the engine is, which is why front brake pads are so much larger than back pads, but that doesn't mean 70% of the brake pressure is being applied to the front. As you apply the brakes the body of the car tries to continue forward at its original speed, thus the weight of the car shifts forward, the suspension transfers that additional load to the front wheels and the front wheels do most of the stopping work. Sorry, you've got your logic backwards. IF your 4x4 stops faster than my car, it's the tires not the drive system.

[@BeardedDaddyD]

@@kilroy2517 what you say is correct but my logic is not wrong. The front tires are doing the majority of the work during braking that's why they lock up on ice and snow. This causes them to brake differently. With my rear wheels being driven and stopped by the front brakes also all 4 tires are braking the same

[@haxkkorreezo]

Thank you for getting to the point. Without the extra shit like all the clowns out there. Thanks!!

[@najibelbeyrouti3468]

The wind made me look for a other video

[@LuisYax]

Fix your audio, so distracting. The camera guy should be inside the vehicle to avoid the noise.

[@cliftonharmonjr.5050]

Very bad audio

[@samiaguabi8415]

Inaudible. We missed the video just because of the audio.

[@randelllee1546]

02:23 02:46 0:22

[@photographartist]

Incorrect information and horrible audio. Get off of KZbin dude!

[@anthonyquiroz8783]

How about how to get out of 4WD drive ? LMAO

[@andyle4874]

Your video is very noisy. I’m not even hear anything

[@brockbest]

Fuck ME, If you don't know this already, Don't buy one!!!

[@flipperbear9]

The audio was laughable, good video info though. But, seriously, who drives an automatic Jeep Wrangler? Mall crawlers, LOL.