ASP T-Boss570, Owner'S/Operator'S Manual

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Choosing the right drive mode
2WD
- rear-wheel drive without differential lock
When to use Power goes to Note
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Normal riding on plane and light
terrain

Riding on hard and paved surfaces

For riding on public roads

Only rear wheels are driven

Each wheel rotates
independently at its own speed
in the corner

Saves tires in corners

Grass- and terrain
friendly
2WD LOCK
- rear-wheel drive with locked rear differential
When to use Power goes to Note

For hard, unpaved surfaces

On the gravel

When you need power on both
rear wheels

Only rear wheels are driven

Both wheels rotate with the
same speeds in the corner

More traction compared
to 2WD mode
4WD
- All-wheel drive with locked rear differential
When to use Power goes to Note

In heavier terrain where you
assume that 2WD LOCK mode will
be insufficient

For riding with the load, on slopes,
soft and slippery surfaces

If the rear wheels slip

If you need power on all wheels

All wheels are driven

Rear wheels rotate with the
same speeds in the corner

About twice the traction
compared to 2WD LOCK
mode

Use this mode only
when necessary
4WD LOCK
-
All-wheel drive with locked front & rear differential
When to use Power goes to Note

For short-term use in heavy terrain
and extreme conditions

For UTV recovery

For driving with load in the hills

All wheels are driven

All wheels rotate with the
same speeds in the corner

Heavy steering, makes
cornering more difficult

Reduce speed to 16km/h
(see your speedometer)

Use this mode only for a
limited period of time