Articulated wheel-walking robots having a good combination of weight and load capacity, as well as high cross-country capacity and maneuverability are among the promising schemes of mobile robotic systems. One of the main requirements for such complexes is a high level of autonomy. In this regard, the task of improving the energy efficiency of the articulated mobile wheeled robot movement (especially in long-term transport mode) by reducing the driving wheel skid becomes urgent. An algorithm for the operation of the antiskid system of such a robot with an individual traction electric drive has been developed. It provides an increase in the energy efficiency of robot movement and cross-country capacity by reducing the skid of the driving wheels. The efficiency of the antiskid system operation algorithm has been proved by the simulation methods.