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Until recently the Twinsteer was the single best 4 slot carrier in the game. The biggest engine is a monster and goes well with the fuel capacity and the AWD allows you to straight up SKIP some mudtraps.
About your fuel issue, good management of the high gear and the AWD can carry you much further than you think
i ll try again with better tires...
And this part of the map is just bad for any trucks but the most broken, it's no surprise that you're struggling here haha
With those 2 upgrades it cannot practically get stuck in mud or snow. But that suspension lift which greatly elevates it's center of gravity makes it roll over even easier then it already did.
The fuel..yes that is a severe handicap. You could consider using a weaker engine in it, you are under no obligation to always use the most powerful one, especially not if they are locomotive size....
it seems he doesent belong to the dumpyard
My favorite, and it made some parts of the game so easy I had to stop using it lol
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2353720/SnowRunner__The_Mastodon/
If I have to carry 4 slots of cargo it's by far the ebst truck! It's fast, it's strong and it doesn't give a sh** about a bit of mud!
The Paystar TS doesn't do 4-slot, but with the OHD1 double tires, I've found it almost unflippable, and it can attach trailers (and a crane) unlike the WS Twinsteer. Preposterous fuel consumption, but hey.
Admittedly, fair bit smaller tires, so doesn't trample the mud as well as the WS, but feels far more stable everywhere else.
But that is just how I feel about it!