Four-wheel (adjective)

1. Having four wheels.
2. Driven or propelled by four wheels.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from four + wheel.

Examples:

1. The car was a four-wheel drive, which was perfect for off-roading.
2. The four-wheel scooter was easy to maneuver and had a smooth ride.
3. The four-wheel bicycle was difficult to balance, but the riders persevered.
4. The four-wheel buggy was used to transport heavy equipment on construction sites.
5. The four-wheel vehicle was equipped with a special suspension system for rough terrain.