Four Wheel Logic

No, all weather tires are not always better than all season tires; the right choice depends on winter severity and how you drive.

Yes, all weather tires work well in mild climates, but they trade deep-snow grip and sharp summer handling for year-round convenience.

No, not all Toyota Tacomas are 4WD; some trims are 2WD, so you need to check each truck’s drivetrain before you sign for it.

No, not all Toyota Tacomas are four wheel drive; many trucks are 2WD while 4WD is optional or standard only on certain trims and years.

No, older Toyota Sequoias run gas V8 engines, while every 2023 and newer Sequoia uses Toyota’s i-FORCE MAX hybrid V6 as standard.

Not all Toyota Camrys are hybrid; the badge covers both gas-only and hybrid sedans, and recent model years even include a hybrid-only generation.

No, Toyota 4Runner models come in both 2WD and 4WD, with off-road trims 4WD only and many SR5, TRD Sport, and Limited versions sold as 2WD.

No, not all Teslas are made in America; Tesla builds cars in the U.S., China, and Germany for different regions.

No, Tesla sells both AWD and RWD models, so drivetrain depends on the model, trim, and driving needs you care about.

No, Tesla parts mostly come from North America but many components also come from Mexico, Europe, and Asia.