FWIW
My 2011 144 low 2WD with Michelin LTX M&S was much better in the snow than my 2017 144 hi 4x4 with Cooper ATP M&S (not as good as the Michelins for sure)which left me in the embarrassing position of being pulled out of 8-10 inches of snow by a beater Toyota 4x4 (to their credit they were nice enough to help me out and barely snickered at all). Tried everything hi-low, ASR on off, etc. etc. Between all the tires spinning and brakes locking and unlocking I thought I was going to rip the van apart. My 2WD would have powered through that. Had a 2WD Metris in between the Sprinters and also, not a bit of trouble in the snow. Got the 4x4 Sprinter specifically for snow and now questioning the decision especially now that THIS is coming
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ca...44/mercedes-benz-metris-new-weekender-camper/
YMMV
My 2011 144 low 2WD with Michelin LTX M&S was much better in the snow than my 2017 144 hi 4x4 with Cooper ATP M&S (not as good as the Michelins for sure)which left me in the embarrassing position of being pulled out of 8-10 inches of snow by a beater Toyota 4x4 (to their credit they were nice enough to help me out and barely snickered at all). Tried everything hi-low, ASR on off, etc. etc. Between all the tires spinning and brakes locking and unlocking I thought I was going to rip the van apart. My 2WD would have powered through that. Had a 2WD Metris in between the Sprinters and also, not a bit of trouble in the snow. Got the 4x4 Sprinter specifically for snow and now questioning the decision especially now that THIS is coming
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ca...44/mercedes-benz-metris-new-weekender-camper/
YMMV