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!width=170px|Class name | !width=170px|Class name | ||
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!colspan=2| | !colspan=2|Valu-Tire | ||
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|Standard | |Standard | ||
|Base. | |Base.OldTire1 | ||
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|Heavy-Duty | |Heavy-Duty | ||
|Base. | |Base.OldTire2 | ||
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|Sport | |Sport | ||
|Base. | |Base.OldTire3 | ||
|- | |- | ||
!colspan=2| | !colspan=2|Regular Tire | ||
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|Standard | |Standard | ||
|Base. | |Base.NormalTire1 | ||
|- | |- | ||
|Heavy-Duty | |Heavy-Duty | ||
|Base. | |Base.NormalTire2 | ||
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|Sport | |Sport | ||
|Base. | |Base.NormalTire3 | ||
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!colspan=2| | !colspan=2|Performance Tire | ||
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|Standard | |Standard | ||
|Base. | |Base.ModernTire1 | ||
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|Heavy-Duty | |Heavy-Duty | ||
|Base. | |Base.ModernTire2 | ||
|- | |- | ||
|Sport | |Sport | ||
|Base. | |Base.ModernTire3 | ||
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Revision as of 14:33, 5 August 2018
Valu-Tire | |
|---|---|
 | |
| General | |
| Category | Item |
Encumbrance  |
15.0 |
| Function | Road friction |
| Technical details | |
| Base ID | Item IDs |
Regular Tire | |
|---|---|
|
| |
| General | |
| Category | Item |
| Encumbrance |
15.0 |
| Function | Road friction |
| Technical details | |
| Base ID | Item IDs |
Performance Tire | |
|---|---|
|
| |
| General | |
| Category | Item |
| Encumbrance |
15.0 |
| Function | Road friction |
| Technical details | |
| Base ID | Item IDs |
A tire is an item forming an integral part of a vehicle, and can be found in three different variants, valu-tire, regular tire and performance tire.
Usage
A tire is fitted onto the vehicle, over the top of the suspension and brakes, therefore the tire must first be removed to access either of these parts. The tires are the only part of the vehicle that makes contact with the ground, therefore the tire friction is important to reduce swerve and improve control.
Tire condition will constantly decrease, however at a much greater rate when driving off-road. Tires with low condition have far less friction on the road and are more prone to bursting. A tire also has air pressure, which must be maintained with a tire pump, otherwise increasing the risk of the tire bursting.
Item IDs
| Vehicle type | Class name |
|---|---|
| Valu-Tire | |
| Standard | Base.OldTire1 |
| Heavy-Duty | Base.OldTire2 |
| Sport | Base.OldTire3 |
| Regular Tire | |
| Standard | Base.NormalTire1 |
| Heavy-Duty | Base.NormalTire2 |
| Sport | Base.NormalTire3 |
| Performance Tire | |
| Standard | Base.ModernTire1 |
| Heavy-Duty | Base.ModernTire2 |
| Sport | Base.ModernTire3 |