Sentences with phrase «terrain wheels if»

(Actually, I'm a little confused as to why, if given a choice, one would choose non all - terrain wheels if all - terrain are good on «all terrains.»)

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The front wheel can be locked in place to increase stability if you are going through rough terrains or out jogging.

All - wheel suspension creates a smooth, comfortable ride even if you are on uneven or rough terrain.

All terrain wheels are the best way to go, especially if you are planning a little off - road trip.

If you feel that the front wheel is going astray while you are jogging on uneven terrain, then the tracking system will allow you to make adjustments quickly and easily.

So, if you are trying (like I was) to find a stroller that HAS IT ALL including all - terrain wheels, deep recline, reversible seat, huge canopy, adjustable foot - rest, one - hand compact fold, lightweight at around 17 lbs, large basket because of course you are planning to do grocery shopping with it, and a price under $ 250, it's IMPOSSIBLE!

If you plan to off - road on grass or gravel, all - terrain stroller with larger wheels can be the best option.

I can't seem to tell if the newly announced City Metro will have a more all terrain wheel and that it might be worth waiting until March 2016 for that one.

It has swivel front wheels that can be locked in place if you are going through tough terrain.

Lockable front wheels are a real bonus over uneven terrain if you don't want a full off - road pushchair.

The front wheels are swivel, but can be locked straight if the terrain gets rough.

If you lock the front wheels, it can even handle some of the mommy terrain like playground mulch, grass or uneven sidewalks.

The swiveling front wheel is great if you need to maneuver through tight corners, but it also has the capability of being locked in a straight position allowing for more stability when you're jogging or the terrain gets rough;

Baby Jogger Summit X3 Multi Terrain Swivel Wheel Single Jogging Stroller, Black — With its patented quick fold technology, you can fold your stroller with one hand, which means if you're hopping on and off the subway and there's a possibility you're going to have to fold up the stroller, this is the one for you.

If you want all - terrain for a lot of walks outside, I would get BOB because it has all - terrain wheels and amazing suspension.

However, if you intend on using your stroller on more challenging terrains or you want to travel at speed and maybe go for a run, you will want to choose a system with superior wheels and suspension.

If you have to deal with rough terrain such as snow or sand, then you are going to love the two wheel mode.

If you like to go to festivals or ride on uneven terrain, check for a stroller with awesome wheel suspension.

If you're a parent who loves being on the go or taking your baby for long walks, look for strollers that feature all terrain wheels, safe sun shades to protect your little one and cup holders for water bottles.

The sealed bearing wheels are not all - terrain, but will handle some mommy terrain if you lock the front wheels.

are suited for all terrains and with suspension in each wheel all bumps from the road are absorbed making sure that your ride will be incredibly comfortable, smooth and safe even if you get off the beaten path.

While originally designed for jogging, this stroller is now the choice of a wider range of parents, who turn to this stroller for greater stability (three - wheel base) and smooth travel over rough terrain (large air - filled tires, lockable front swivel wheels and quality suspension systems)-- even if that rough terrain is just uneven pavement!

A massive 4 - wheel stroller won't provide you with such maneuverability, but will definitely provide better stability, along with the freedom of strolling over minor road bumps and rough - terrain without your child feeling it (unless of course if you have a 3 - wheel jogging or an all - terrain stroller).

If you have to use the buggy on rough terrain, then large wheels will deliver a smooth ride.

For example, if you never traverse rough terrain, there would be no point in investing extra money into a sit and stand jogging stroller with ample suspension and relatively bigger wheels such as the Mountain Buggy Tterrain, there would be no point in investing extra money into a sit and stand jogging stroller with ample suspension and relatively bigger wheels such as the Mountain Buggy TerrainTerrain.

If you have a stroller with a fixed front wheel that requires locking, make sure you lock it during any kind of exercise such as jogging, power walking, or hiking through any kind of uneven or rough terrain.

The hard rubber wheels mean it's not a great choice for jogging or going on tough terrain, but again — if that's not something you plan on doing, you don't need to worry about that.

The wheel has a lock feature that you can use for when you need increased stability if you are jogging or when the terrain is quite rough and tough.

If an all - terrain model has 3 wheels and looks like a jogging stroller, you can bet that its wheels will be able to handle all types of ground cover, from city pavement, to indoor flooring to dusty country roads.

(I guess I'm kind of confused as to why someone wouldn't choose all - terrain wheels all the time if given a choice since it's suitable for «all terrains», lol.)

If maneuvering easily on different terrains is important for you, then look into strollers with single front wheels.

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If you want the added control and torque of four - wheel drive, the Jeep Active Drive I and Selec - Terrain ® systems will deliver excellent performance under most severe road conditions.

Unlike a lot of other crossover vehicles, the 2012 GMC Terrain does not come with an all - wheel drive option, which can be a deal breaker if you want to get off road at all.

If you need to tackle tough terrain and road conditions, the Sprinter 2500 and 3500 cargo vans offer 4 - wheel drive, which the Ford Transit and Ram ProMaster vans do not.

When driving in the 4WD mode, the system determines if there is a need for 4WD functioning based on the terrain and engine driving and automatically sends power to all the 4 wheels without having the driver to intervene.

If you buy the 2017 Jeep Renegade with available four - wheel drive, then you'll have selectable drive modes for various terrains.

If you want V8 power, the supercharged level adds the 5.0 - liter V8, plus Dynamic Response, Terrain Response 2, All - Terrain Progress Control, fog lights, 21 - inch wheels and trim items.

If you are one of the few owners who really do plan on taking the Range Rover four - wheel - driving then the All - Terrain Progress Control feature is a good introduction to its capability.

Since it aspires to all - weather mobility instead of all - terrain capability, the motor simply adds more torque automatically to the rear wheels if wheelspin is detected.

If you do choose all - wheel drive, the system includes selectable terrain modes, such as Sand, Mud, Snow, and Normal, for improved handling.

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If off - roading's your thing, outfitting the SLT with the All Terrain X package (and 18 - inch wheels with taller sidewalls) is the way to go.

If you're looking for a powerful V6 engine option and capable all - wheel - drive (AWD) setup, the 2012 GMC Terrain may meet only half your criteria.

If you opt for a Jaguar F - PACE with this particular engine setup, you'll also have access to Adaptive Surface Response (ASR), which is actually able to read terrain and road surfaces and automatically adjust the amount of power being sent to the wheels for optimal grip and handling.

Buyers can opt for 18 - inch wheels shod in all - terrain tires or 20 - inch wheels with similar tires, but if that isn't enough, mud - ready Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac tires are on offer, as well.

An advantage of all - wheel drive, whatever the surface, terrain or weather, is that if you're spinning your wheels at one or more corners, the remaining ones are still making progress.

A FWD Terrain SLT starts at $ 32,295, AWD brings that price up to $ 34,045 and throwing in the diesel engine bumps the price to $ 35,140 ($ 36,890 if you want all four wheels working).

Driving assists can help you out if you want them, but even with them turned off, the game isn't terribly unforgiving by any means, but you will feel the difference as the wheels go over different terrains, and with new weather conditions such as rain and snow to contend with, you'll need to adapt and perhaps make use of the returning Flashback feature to rectify everything from a simple spinout to a major, race ending crash.