5 Trucks That can Do All things in SnowRunner You Must Need in Game

[@GamingWheel]

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[@newtonwheel]

I like the MAZ 535 and 537 ...the suspension on the MAZ 7310 is low

[@the_omg3242]

One of the nice features of the Mastodon (zikz 612) is that with a 2 slot flatbed, the crane is rear mounted. This lets it reach onto trailers and lets you back it up to cliffs or water holes and have more reach. The TS5600 on the other hand is poor for anything except a fuel carrier with it's small tank and large fuel consumption.

[@ДмитрийРукосуев-у7ю]

tires with chains are needed only for ice. They don't help much in the snow!

[@KraytonNHG]

Don't sleep on the Kenworths. The 963 with the oil field add on can do anything and go anywhere, W990 can pretty much do it all and it can have the crane + flatbed combo, doesn't need awd.

[@zackbritt7967]

Yeah I recently bought all the other SnowRunner DLC’s that I didn’t have Mastodon being one I love that truck it’s done so much for me in Phase 13 so far it just doesn’t like heavy loads or steep climbs

[@hugostiglitz7373]

These trucks can do everything but pass a fuel station.👍

[@rksim717]

Psystar 5600TS OFFROAD is most my favorite mod. It could go through anywhere and long last fuel. It had two different truck one wide tires with diff alway lock, had steering on end rear. Another one with rear double tires regular diff lock. Both are quite good

[@steinmayer2791]

2km range.

[@Sofy_iq1]

Please how to hide things from the screen such as spare speed and other lists please reply

[@TasmanHalim]

ZikZ612H and ZikZ605R is my favourites

[@magic-ji7ox]

ZikZ605R is worst in Amur because this truck note having any snow tyres and add-ons

[@SnarkyRC]

It would be nice if the Tatra Force had logging add ons.

[@suryakisku3895]

I believe kenworth 963 deserves to be in top 5

[@Danko05]

Agreed would happily switch the Paystar in this list for the Kenworth.

[@the_omg3242]

@@Danko05 Agreed. It's got the same 3 slot bed with a crane and trailer and a lot more range. Sort of a mystery why is wasn't on the list.

[@pomosstream3202]

This is a do it all truck list can the 963 have a low saddle

[@Danko05]

@@pomosstream3202 Yes, that's right can't have low saddle.

[@the_omg3242]

@@pomosstream3202 No, but neither can the Tatra Force so it seems like that's not one of the criteria for the list.

[@dragonphoenix4107]

The azov 73210 overhang was never an issue with its 3 steer axles its only value is a single hauler no trailers and just drive in reverse you'll never get stuck anywhere

[@velcruze4255]

number 5 is so bad high consume on fuel bad performance

[@TioSander2016]

I wonder if the GKB-8355 trailer is a modded trailer or a PTS trailer that will be paired with a new vehicle and released in the next game update...

[@partrickdodenhoft3285]

It's a mod trailer ✌️

[@FLYBOY409]

My top 5 trucks that can do all things are: 1. 612H 2. PLAD 3. Derry Special 4. KW 963 5. 73210 with Active Suspension

[@hermanjohnson9180]

I'm happy to see that people are learning more and more about the game. This list is okay but the sad truth of the matter is that the Azov 7 just doesn't have the approach angle to deal with most obstacles in the game. (The buff it received a long while ago with the raised suspension is simply to make the truck playable) It's just isn't very useful for hauling cargo however from what I can tell the devs wanted it to be a support vehicle from the get-go. (IRL it's a crane and fire truck) Based on that I could see how it's really just a bad vehicle but if you use it just for fuel or repair then it's pretty good. But to have people use it for hauling cargo is going to lead to a lot of frustration.

[@the_omg3242]

With the adaptive suspension, it's actually one of my favorites. The 10 wheel drive gets great traction and the tight turning radius is great. The ability to lower the suspension makes it stable on inclines that would roll other trucks. Yes, it would be nice to have a higher front bumper, but you can get over a lot of bigger obstacles by backing over them.

[@MrCrowtheKing]

Ich finde seine hohe Kraft genial. Mit ihn ziehe ich Anhänger hoch wo ziks und Tiger versagt.

[@hermanjohnson9180]

​@@the_omg3242 I actually admire your love for this truck but that frankly sounds a little ridiculous. Having to back over things, yikes. Respect though 👍

[@Danko05]

It is a very useful truck and among the best in game, yes the nose sometimes struck into the terrain, but that doesn't makes it that bad and got even better after the raised suspension it got.

[@hermanjohnson9180]

@Danko05 I agree

[@solkalibri1376]

Nindot

[@va_dja3309]

I'll only stating the cons of them: 1. Zikz 612H: get stuck in narrow paths, so difficult in climbing very steep terrain. 2. Azov 7: get stuck in very deep mud, stuck in broken ice. 3. Derry special: get stuck in very deep mud no matter use of mud tires, get stuck in broken ice. 4. Tatra force: get stuck in very deep mud no matter the tires, get stuck on broken ice. 5. Intl paystar: useless. Imho, you need mods to enjoy playing this game, the base game is really challenging for me, while hardmode is only for lunatics. Nice video btw 👍

[@g1g3l]

More than 90% of the trucks in the game get stuck in ice. There are just a few outliers like the CAT 745C and, maybe, the Kenworth 963 (haven't tried it yet in ice) than can just pile drive through it without towing anything. The recommended thing to do is to avoid cracked ice which is pretty easy to do when you learn where on Kola and Amur you have to drive to avoid it. Same with deep mud, most trucks will get stuck if you drive straight on into it and then you'll need to use the winch. Again the recommended thing to do is to try to drive around it. The paystar is one of the best generator fuel tanks in the game.

[@g1g3l]

The only mods I needed to use were logging trailer mods, large capacity water tanks because those are the two most tidious task in the game for me, and some of the Rng3r mods. In rest I'm playing with vanilla trucks and the experience is pretty pleasant for me, maybe not for you.

[@henkkaj73]

I was rather disappointed with the Paystar as the insane thirst and tendency to get stuck in mud made it useless. While it's always great fun to try different trucks with different qualities, many seemingly great trucks have severe drawbacks so to have a succesful operation and enjoy Snowrunner for most maps you only need a (rather big fleet of) couple type of trucks: - One suspension upgraded Kolob monster (or similar of your choosing) to pull those insane, huge, mission specific "final task" trailers (or 8 spot giant trailer those rare times when using it makes any sense) - At least half a dozen of superb jack-of-all-trades Tayga 5436 on balloon tyres, lift and semi trailer of your choosing; usually sideboard makes most sense as you might get cargo to stay in the trailer even when it gets unpacked due to almost tipping over. - Several lovely "mini-Tayga" Step 33-64 Krokodil fuel trucks spread tactically around the map to keep your fleet rolling as Taygas do have a big tank but no option for spare tanks - a fleet of many TUZ 420 Tatarins with heaviest winches and roof rack, positioned in difficult places to effortlessly help tow the trucks back and forth over the difficult patch of mud/ice/river and to yank up fallen trucks + do minor repairs. - In addition of course scouts of various types and a fleet of logging trucks of your choosing; although I should point out that running logs unpacked in a Tayga+semi sideboard is always a life/time/nerves saver to help the actual logging fleet get things done efficiently.