There are many tires for many situations you can end up in the Olympic zone. That's why you'll want to have all of them ready to go. Check out all Wheel upgrades and how to unlock them in Pacific Drive.
How to get all Wheel upgrades in Pacific Drive
Not all tires are built the same, so you'll want to equip specific ones based on the situation you are going to be finding yourself in. Of course, you can't always predict what's going to happen, which is why it's always good to have all the tires at hand. Here's how to get all Wheel upgrades in Pacific Drive.
To unlock all tires, you will need to use the Fabricator. You will find all of these upgrades under the Wheels tab. Once you have unlocked a blueprint, you will be able to use the Workbench to craft them.
| Wheel name | Pre-requisite | Crafting Material | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spare Tire | Craft Mat | - Plastic x2 - Rubber x4 | - Health 125 - Road Rating: A - Offroad Rating: C - Water Rating: C |
| Summer Tire | - Spare Tire - Basic Workbench - Install the Scanning Antenna - Research Gear | - Scrap Metal x2 - Rubber x8 - Gear x1 | - Health 175 - Road Rating: AA - Offroad Rating: C - Water Rating: C |
| Offroad Tire | - Summer Tire - Basic Workbench - Research Gear | - Scrap Metal x4 - Rubber x12 - Gear x1 | - Health 250 - Road Rating: B - Offroad Rating: AA - Water Rating: A |
| Puncture-proof Tire | - Offroad Tire - Advanced Workbench - Scan a Spike Puddle Anomaly - Research Gear | - Rubber x8 - Fabric x8 - Gear x2 - ThermoSap Crystal x3 | - Health 250 - Blocks: Flat - Blocks: Blown Out - Road Rating: AA - Offroad Rating: B - Water Rating: C |
| All-terrain Tire | - Offroad Tire - Advanced Workbench - Research Carbonfiberglass | - Scrap Metal x12 - Rubber x14 - Carbonfiberglass x2 | - Health 300 - Road Rating: A - Offroad Rating: A - Water Rating: A |
| Paddle Tire | - Offroad Tire - Advanced Workbench - Research Gear | - Scrap Metal x6 - Rubber x12 - Chemicals x1 - Gear x2 | - Health 250 - Road Rating: C - Offroad Rating: B - Water Rating: AA |
| Power Grip Tires | - All-terrain Tire - Advanced Workbench - Research Circuit Board | - Scrap Metal x18 - Rubber x14 - Circuit Board x2 - Red Ballon x3 | - Health 300 - Road Rating: AA - Offroad Rating: B - Water Rating: C |
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Once you've unlocked all of the wheel upgrades, you can easily switch between them as necessary. Here are all of their benefits and which situations they work best in:
- The Spare Tire is the basic tire that you can easily make, but since it has low health, these should be replaced quickly
- Summer Tires have similar ratings as the Spare Tires, except they have more health and perform better on the road.
- Offroad Tires are the best when you want to drive off the beaten path, and I personally prefer this type of wheel. Whether I plan it or not, I will end up driving through the forest somehow.
- The Puncture-proof Tire is perfect when you get tired of sealing your flats, as it blocks both the Flat and the Something Status.
- All-terrain Tires are just what the name says: great for all terrains but not the best for any. These are quite useful for whatever situation you end up in.
If you want to know how to improve your garage, check out All Garage upgrades and how to unlock them in Pacific Drive on Pro Game Guides.
Published: Feb 27, 2024 07:57 pm