If you are using the winch to pull yourself you need to ensure that the thing you winch onto weighs more than your truck otherwise you will just rip it out of the ground.ĭuring the early maps you will routinely drive by gas stations. You can use it to either drive towards what you winch onto, or you can pull yourself with the winch itself. There will be instances where you will need to use the winch. As you progress through the game you will get better at deducing what to stay away from. Pay close attention to the road in front of you as there will be hazzards such as puddles of water and darker mud which can sometimes be avoided altogether by driving around them. If you know what cargo is needed for available tasks and missions it may be worth your while to bring a trailer so you can complete two objectives for one trip. There will be instances where you will leave a warehouse, make a delivery, and then have to return to that same warehouse to get another load of cargo. Some contracts in SnowRunner have multiple objectives. Repairing pathways first will ensure you are able to deliver the cargo you pick up when you take on a contract. This is important as the tires on most of the early vehicles are poor for both offroad and mud.īefore you take on contracts you should first explore the map to get a feel for it and find out if there are any road blocks such as damaged bridges or rock slides which will hinder you. Tires in SnowRunner make a noticeable difference so make sure when you rank up and are granted access to new trucks and customisable options you buy new tires with better ratings.
Make sure it is switched off when you are driving on the blacktop or going downhill.
What you need to remember is that if you enable it your truck will use significantly more gas so it is important that you only use it when you need to. To traverse some of the adverse terrain you will encounter in SnowRunner you will need to use your truck's all-wheel drive.
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