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Q: You have to drive onto a muddy building site. Why should you switch on your diff-lock?
Correct answer:
To make the wheels less likely to spin
Explanation
Engaging the diff-lock means that the driven wheels are locked together. This reduces the likelihood of wheel spin. Remember to switch off the diff-lock as soon as you're on firm ground again, otherwise you could damage the transmission.
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