Modern cars come with four Driveline Options: (1) Front Wheel Drive, (2) Rear Wheel Drive, (3) All Wheel Drive, (4) Four Wheel Drive.

Front-Wheel Drive - With 60 to 70% of the vehicle's weight over the drive wheels, front-wheel drive vehicles provide better drivability in inclement weather and snow. But, since the front brakes and tires handle 75% of a vehicle's braking, more frequent brake and tire inspections are recommended.

Rear-Wheel Drive - The weight of the vehicle is more evenly distributed, allowing the rear tires and suspension to work more efficiently, creating better cornering and stopping power and a smoother ride.

All-Wheel Drive - Subaru and Audi have built their reputations on all-wheel-drive sedans and wagons. All-wheel drive passenger vehicles handle better than most front- AND rear-wheel drive vehicles.

Four-Wheel Drive - In normal use, four-wheel drive vehicles operate on rear-wheel drive. If additional traction is required, the driver flips a lever that switches the transaxle from two-wheel (rear) drive to four-wheel drive.

This service includes:
	Inspect Axles
	Check Differential
	Inspect CV Boots and U Joints

Your trained AAMCO technician will also check your vehicle's:
	Performance
	Steering/front suspension
	Rear suspension
	Shock absorbers
	Brakes