ShookieJay
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This may not be relevant to the newer models, but I've used 4L a handful of times in my '03 Tahoe. There are some moderately challenging trails on the outskirts of my town that I go to every now and then. The trails are just barely wide enough for my truck, and there are some gnarly rocky slopes (at least for a stock SUV with running boards lol). I usually run the whole trail in 4L because it offers greater control when crawling over rocks, and drasticly reduces the need for braking going downhill. Only time I've used it on pavement was to pull out a forklift at work when some genius decided to drive it over gravel it probably would have done it in 2H but forklifts are f*****g heavy and I didn't want to stress the ole' 4L-slippy too hard lol