Chevrolet Equinox AWD Roller test: It will tell you when you're STUCK!

** wind volume warning ( sorry, but this was a windy day! ) Chevrolet Equinox AWD roller test notes: This is not a bad performer at all! Note that you need to engage AWD by the press of a button! Best results are achieved with TCS ON, but in real life, the Equinox will tell you when you're stuck and when you need to turn TCS OFF! Chevy's AWD system is a "part-time" system. Part-time means that the driver chooses to engage the AWD feature. The Chevy Equinox is a front-wheel-driven crossover designed to primarily send power to the front axle. As road conditions change for all-wheel-drive equipped models, the driver can engage the AWD feature for better traction and responsive handling. Once engaged, the all-wheel-drive feature will function on demand to adjust traction control by transferring power to the wheels that slip. All-wheel drive is particularly useful during slippery, muddy, or rough road conditions or during seasonal, wet weather. The system can even auto-detect conditions like slippery roads and prompt you to switch on AWD through the Driver Information Center. This helps cement the Equinox as a CUV that’s just as comfortable as a slick city car as a scrappy off-roader. test model: 2022 Chevrolet Equinox LT AWD Blue Glow Metallic at $33,838 Chapters: 0:00 Chevrolet Equinox AWD roller and slip test 0:04 1 wheel slip test 0:31 2 wheel slip test 1:20 AWD diagonal test 2:01 3 wheel slip test #chevroletequinox #equinox #awd