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There are several reasons: -Smoother ride (more pneumatic surface area on the ground to even out the bumps). -More clearance for travelling the back roads and out in the bush. -More stability on side hills and uneven ground than with three wheels. -Better durability and performance in sand, mud, rocks, water, etc.
