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The Nissan Titan is equipped with 4-wheel drive for optimal performance. Having effective steering is essential for lane changes and maneuvering on the road. However, you may encounter issues such as a stuck steering wheel, drifting to one side, steering fluid leaks, faulty rack mounts, deteriorating strut bearings, or a loose steering pump, which can be detrimental to your vehicle. It is recommended to replace the power steering fluid every 75,000 miles. Additionally, listen for noises coming from the steering components, as a loose or faulty bearing can produce annoying or unpleasant sounds.
Four-wheel drive, often abbreviated as 4WD, refers to a vehicle drivetrain system where power is supplied to all four wheels simultaneously, providing better traction and control, particularly in challenging road conditions.
The 2018 Nissan Titan offers a variety of sizes to suit different needs. The smallest options, the two-door regular cab trims (Titan S and SV), are available in rear-wheel or four-wheel drive. Moving up to the crew cab size, you can choose from the Titan S, SV, SL, and Platinum Reserve, all available in rear-wheel or four-wheel drive. The Pro-4x trim in the crew cab only comes in four-wheel drive. The largest Titan models feature a four-door layout with a king cab. The Titan S and SV in this size can be equipped with rear-wheel or four-wheel drive, while the Pro-4x is exclusively four-wheel drive.