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Found this video, helped me to understand a little more as well.

Let me make sure I let everyone know, my driving experience is on a highway with a a 60 mile round trip through the country, so the sport mode worked for me in that sort of driving condition. I will not use slippery on a road like that, however I have used slippery on roads around my house from...

I tried driving with sport mode instead of slippery, much better. Thanks for the info.

Ok so here is my update on my experience with snow packed roads, ice, slush basically terrible driving conditions. Started out in Slippery mode and quickly felt unsafe and basically ready to go into a full spin, so after reading several comments on this thread I decided to switch to sport mode...

That’s exactly what happened when my back tires slipped, slowed down enough to where other cars were zooming by me. Just wondering if this is going to be an ongoing problem, and the roads where I live are slick all winter long, black ice out there right now, waiting for the next storm on Sunday.

Did you have it on slippery mode or did you turn slippery mode after you felt the tires slip? How fast were you going when you felt the slip, and did you feel it again? The roads I am going to be driving on are going to get bad starting tomorrow, I just don’t know what I’m going to do other than...

Thank you I am taking the car in next week to be looked at.

Thanks

We had a fourth generation RAV4, never slipped or got stuck in six years that we owned it. Got sideswiped and totaled the car few months ago careless driver. Good car..

We had a fourth generation RAV4, never slipped or got stuck in six years that we owned it. Got sideswiped and totaled the car few months ago careless driver. Good car..

Wishing I had my RAV4 right about now ?

I don’t have the AWD screen, co fused why they didn’t make them all the same, of course with extras that come with the upper end models but they should all have the intelligent AWD, I guess I must have missed that when I bought it, would have a made a different choice.

So I will try sport mode and see if there may be a difference Waiting for a storm early next week. Thanks

I don’t have the screen for intelligent AWD. The big bend does not have that., I have checked and asked. The rear tires are the ones that slide, haven’t felt the front ones.

Unfortunately the Big Bend doesn’t have the intelligent 4wd like the other models.

That is what I was thinking., also double checked psi on all tires. 2 of them are 32 other 2 are 33, would that make a difference as well?. Cheers!

New to this board, need advice. I have a 21 BB, live up in the mountains in Northern New Mexico, have driven on snow packed/slush roads for years, last car was a RAV 4, never had problems like this, have driven my BB a few times now and the tires on the back end have slipped, I put slippery mode...