well, every truck becomes unstable if you drive them NFS style ;)

80% of these trucks flippiness can be solved simply by slowing down....many of the trucks listed are very fast and we all know that snow runner does not like any fast vehicle.

Everyone's commenting like they didn't even read the first few seconds of the video The actual footage is probably just meant to be a show, not an accurate representation of what it's like to drive these trucks

Now make a most stable vehicles XD

Did you know that even stable trucks will rollover when you go off-roading or go in circles at full speed, it’s just physics that every truck will obey Additional note: he did actually state that he will be intentionally flipping the vehicles as examples, and that it’s based in n his experience but you can flip any truck like that, I flipped 8x8 Azovs a lot of times, although SD1ONE considered it a stable truck and I still agree with that, I was just too inconsiderate, as I said, all trucks will obey physics. And the “based on experience” part, I completely agree, all of the trucks on the list are unstable, I but it’s kinda over exaggerated to high hell and it’s not shown accurately. And I’m not here to criticize SD1ONE, he is making awesome content, and he helped me out a lot with Mud-runner and Snowrunner, and he is making amazing gta content, so keep it up SD1ONE 👍👍

“Top ten unstable trucks” me thinking mk38 is going to be in here mk38 is the video picture Me: 😂

The point about Fleetstar, the Twinsteer and ANK is you all just cannot drive it if vehicle is fast, doesnt mean it's good at going offroad or curves fast.

The ANK has excellent ground clearance even just naturally. You don't need the extra tall suspension on it. Run it with regular suspenion upgrade and either dual rear tires or Tayga tires (both increase stability and are better then a single rear tire) and the ANK can be some what decent.

this man helped me more in snowrunner than the entire codex, thanks

I've been using the ZiKZ for the new Long Log hauling missions. It's surprisingly capable and stable, and doesn't use fuel too fast. I think the log load being closer to the front wheels than with most trucks really helps it. It has no problem hauling long logs out of the logging site at Black River, all the way across Smithville Dam (never got stuck in the swamp), to the sawmill at Island Lake. Deeper mud might require a tow, but a Kolob can take care of that easily.

If you drive off-road at full speed, and take sharp turns, trucks Will roll. It's quite a realistic game physics wise. Trucks are not meant to be driven like racing cars and the entire game is about precision driving

I also found that the CK1500 is really unstable with the raised suspension, it tips over the first chance it gets, too.

The bandit always flips whenever I drive it

I knew the bandit was gonna be here, I use it all the time because it’s my favourite truck but it falls over all the time

Great) Next is Top 10 Most Stable Trucks.

I had my worst experiences with International Paystar 5070 (even at low speed), with and (even) without raised suspension.

*drives truck off side of hill* “This truck’s balance sucks”

So glad it's not just me with the D53233!

Scout 800 I very unstable with roofrack. The footage: jumps from a hill and "somehow" falls over. Brilliant, mate

If anybody here thinks that his list is wrong then you clearly haven't been playing for long. Ive been here since launch, and I wholeheartedly agree with this assessment

Lesson learned never go too fast to not get flipped

The one of these that I have had the most issue with personally is the Bandit, then again out of this list it is one of the ones I have used more. the primary issue I've had with it is the chassis seems overly flexy and with a heavy load/add-on it can damn near twist to a 90 degree angle, which on uneven terrain even at low speeds can cause it to flop on it's side with ease.

I love the Scout 800 but you have to drive It slow.

Every truck would be unstable if you followed Jeremy Clarkson's advice of speed and power.

Hm, for me, your honourable mention is my #1. Twinsteer and Zikz are unstable by design, but still can be made to work if you drive carefully and leave away the raised suspension on the twinsteer and stick with the 55" Tires. Zikz performs passable if you use it with a saddle and 5-slot sideboard trailer, cures a lot of its bounciness and was my way of getting that achievement for transporting 10 units of goods with it. The Bandit on the other hand... while those other two simply are somewhat incapable, the Bandit imo is downright malicious! I mostly drove (past tense, not using that bugger anymore) it in Low+ and yet still it tipped all the time, even with the Tayga tires. It feels to me like a horse that's not quite trained to the saddle yet, that will reluctantly tolerate its rider, just waiting for him to let his attention slip for a moment, then toss him and take off. Other trucks can get you into trouble, Bandit WANTS to get you into trouble! The only way for me to ever get fun out of this particular Truck was if I had the chance to take it in the middle of a parking lot, toss in a grenade and watch it burn until it's reduced to a smoldering frame.

I have exactly never had any problem with the Royal BM-17 flipping over. Only twice and that was just because of my own stupidity

The twin steer is my favourite truck in the game. Very tippy but so damn powerful and useful.

I have a hate/love relationship with the twinsteer… Its a beast and can carry a lot of cargo but it constantly wants to roll over. This truck teached me quick winch reflexes :D

SD1ONE : posts a video . Me : still waiting for Transtar vs CLT 9000. Plzzz I want this battle since summer .

Reliant Robin he says🤣, that is too funny. I’m surprised the Freightliner 114SD didn’t make your list.

Можно сказать что в целом эта игра по борьбу не с бездорожьем а с заваливанием на бок. Застрять не так-то просто, надо место поискать, а научится сбавлять скорость и не падать, это то чему учишься очень очень много часов игры.

Nice video

Hey now I love the twin steer

Totally agree! Sometimes even a tweaked version mods from these trucks are bad, despite of BM17 in my opinion, which is a beast.

I honestly got the Antarctic just for the Steam achievement, drove it around a bit to see if I liked it, absolutely hated the inconsistent steering rate (the way it snaps to the side when closer to facing straight forward, then turns slower from greater turn angles back toward center), and proceeded to sell it. I make an exception for the Western Star Twinsteer because not needing a trailer makes it useful enough that I just drive it carefully. As for the Bandit, I find that the crane is the difference between it being one of the best offroad trucks I own, and flipping easily. I almost never flip it, even with cargo, if I don't have the crane equipped. As soon as I equip the crane and the sideboard bed, it will flip as soon as the ground gets uneven or there's soft mud on the outside of a turn but not the inside, even if I'm using low gear and being careful. It has trained me to always be aware of nearby trees, and lightning fast winching reflexes to attach it to a tree as soon as it begins to tip. I don't like that KRS crane. The anchors don't extend far enough to effectively stabilize it on uneven or soft terrain when collecting cargo in hard-to-reach places for tasks. I find I actually prefer to use the Tatra Force for such tasks (as long as it can reach the cargo, turn around, and get out of that spot), even if it turns like a barge, just because it's more stable and has a better crane.

Lol I was watching and I was like "I hope the bandit ain't make it in here" when I saw it I was like aaaaaah sssssshit lol,still decent truck tho,I almost be using at on scouts AT TIMES,AWESOME video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Zikz

SD1ONE: "These trucks are so unstable!" Also SD1ONE: *Speeding them through uneven terrain and doesn't show any footage of the trucks in low gear*

100% agree on 2070A ans the Bandit. I first noticed the 2070A after I put upgraded engine in it, seemed as if the rear end started breaking loose more often.

The benefit of Fleetstar being a starter truck that’s unstable is it teaches the player the importance of slowing down and driving more carefully across unstable terrain.

Oh great - I've not been playing this game long and I use the Bandit a lot but it's forever tipping over and I have to be really careful when driving it. If these others are worse then it looks like it's all downhill performance-wise (no pun intended) from now on. Great videos though as usual. Well done.

Nice 😁👌

The truck on the first place is (in real life) a Maz 500 series. I saw (in real life) at one of my local airports, three Maz 5335 TS-500 (tanker for planes) which were buildit in 1988 and one Zil 131. Two of the Maz trucks were looking almost brand new but the Zil and the third Maz truck were abandoned and were looking crapy. Those 2 remaining Maz trucks are still used today.

I couldn't agree more

i love the zikz 5368 i use it with fifth wheel pulling semi flatbed (5 load) no problem with it , only train tracks is the enemy :)

Came here after flipping my Bandit.... again.

The Royal BM 17 is one of my favourite trucks, as it can go anywhere, pulling anything.

The twinsteer is no joke my favorite truck in game, mainly because there is no trailer for me to go and clean up, so I can drop off my stuff and recover without leaving my trash everywhere

The Bandit with tayga tires and maintenance frame add-on is like my mobile truck stop in maps that doesn't have a garage or trailer store. It goes anywhere and I hardly get stuck in deep mud. With it, I can repair my other trucks in a pinch and get them topped up with fuel so they can keep going longer. Then once supplies have run low, I just recover the Bandit back to the nearest garage and drive back to the previous location with no issues. It does like to tip to it's side on very uneven terrain, that's why you have to be smart on choosing your "supply routes".

You are the best

Ank is kinda my personal fav ❤️

Truck manager: you done trucked it up!!!!

I agree with pretty much all your selection. I think its fair to say that all the 4 wheeled trucks (not scouts) are very bouncy, and because of that they tend to tip over more easily. I play the D-53233 a lot and it hasn't yet aggravated me to the point I would consider it unstable but who knows maybe one day I will see it diferently!! :)

Actual trucker here for 10 years, 1. Dont turn steer out of a roll (steer towards the direction you are tipping) 2. None of these vehicles are designed to make full lock turns at any amount of speed 3. Any vehicle will roll, if you intentionally roll it. Example( taking a high center of gravity load down a sharp drop and then intentionally swinging the wheel full lock back the opposite way the rig is now falling. Even a short course truck would flip.)

The Zikz is a badass scouting truck in my honest opinion. It feels to small for other tasks but I am sure ppl are able to haul with it.

Great vid. Are you going to make a 'most stable' video?

*Rolls truck on 60 degree slope* "BaLaNcE fEeLs A bIt OfF"

That included every trucks i currently use🤣🤣 maybe i should sell some… the Fleestar is my heavy crane truck🤣

With the Scout you really have to choose between the lift kit or the roof rack. It’s fine as long as you’re only running one or the other. The good news is that unless you have to deal with deep water it’s small size and light weight mean it can usually drive around anything other than deep water.

As a twinsteer main I’m surprised it’s on the list, cuz I’ve never managed to flip it

Das war sehr hilfreich. Danke. Wie könnte ich nur so blind sein mit dem Azov Antarctica🤪

Youre damn right the Twinsteer is unstable. But that stil the favorite child lmao

Fleetstar 2070 is my favorite little starter runabout, sure there are better options, but it holds a special place for me

Try go on Khan Marshall on high speed on offroad, not in mud

I used Twinsteer a lot, and it's awesome 😎, flips ones or twice. But yes, luck of addons.

The krs bandit becomes leagues more stable by simply repositioning the crane over the bed. The chassis twists as part of the suspension, and the crane stops the cab from having full movement. And puts more weight higher up over the cab, where there is already a ton of weight. Without the crane it becomes far more stable, to the point I would use it for many tasks and utility jobs as a loader and hauler

the Zikz is just so fun to use tho

So far I've only rolled the fleetstar once. It was loaded, and was trying to slowly get around a turn on a hill that encouraged rolling.

I can live with the western star twinsteer azov 42 20 tipping they are fairly easy to tip back I'm surprised the tux 16 acteon didn't make the list though these trucks are very enjoyable

I find the fleetstar pretty damn stable tbh . Just dont be taking corners with a load in high gear pretty simple. You wouldnt be going that fast in real life around corners lol.

If you're vehicle wanted to fall from right side, turn your wheel to the left side so it will flip the vehicle back, also if the suspension is good there is a 5% chance to be flipped bc of high turning but there's another chance that makes you're vehicle almost flipped in the gravel but not in the road bc of the asphalt smooth but if is not a high 2 wheels then it will survived on the road also in offroad roads is bumpy so there is 3% chance that it will be fall down

With the Twinsteer there is an updated mod wider tires more add ons more horsepower just an absolute monster!!

"like last time, it's tall and narrow so it sucks" *drives into an orphanage*

I agree. Great video. The Twinsteer surprised me. How on earth does a vehicle flip while sliding on ice!? That's awful.

I got so sick & tired of the 4220 that I refused to use it, despite it being the strongest engine & the biggest tires. And so, the potentially best truck is not useable. But, one mod got it right, the Iceberg which not only stabilized the 4220 but also fixes its steering. I use this mod instead of the vanilla 4220.

I agree with the international scout and twin steer, but other than that I've never flipped the rest of em and havent noticed anything wrong

I thought the Khan Lo4f scooby doo van would be nr1 for sure, but you didnt even mention it xD

"Deja Vu, I've rolled my truck before, up higher on the ridge"

in the very end that truck could evacutate Zikz on trailer) or tow somewhere, it could be more fun) thnx for video)

The bandit is very stable for me

Alternative title-vehicle flipping montage

I love how he says these trucks are unstable but when he's driving them on side of rocks

As mentioned this video is unrealistically showing that the trucks flip, but with every truck there is a way to fix it. 1. Off-road gearbox/advanced special. 2. Slow down. 3. Be careful driver with high suspension. 4. Use the right tires, most of the mentioned vehicles were using the most narrow tires at high speeds.(for most Russia vehicles, use the off-road tires with dually). 5. Take off the crane on most trucks 6. If the vehicle is fuel hungry, use a smaller engine without the roof rack.

thats why I use the FleetStar only with standard Suspension - makes it WAY more stable - and ground clearance is still okay for Michigan the thing that I dislike at the AZOV is that its nearly undrivable without diffLock meaning you allways go in L-gear, one axle allways spins otherwise Scout 800 is horror due to flip overs; the voron wasn a big issue for me I think both of the TUZ-Trucks have the same problem, I flipped the TUZ16 a hundret times on Kola - thankfully it has autonomous winch! Same for the Ford with the highest suspension, tippy as hell!

Royal BM-17 I still have nightmares because of that truck...holly crap I have fliped so many times with that crap... it's unbelievable

Fun video GG

C70 is great as an extra scout with no attachments and for light loads but putting a heavy load on that one, I always flip. Ill make it through a tight spot and flip on a rookie spot. One of my fave trucks but my god... no fun haha

lmao it will flip first chance it gets....funny but tru.. i also noticed that most of these trucks will self aim at poles and trees at higher speeds..lol

To be fair, the heavier a vehicle is made, the less effective the springs will be, and alot of trucks actually bottom out just by having the fuel cistern added to them. You did that Kodiak dirty lmao

The Super long one, theres a twick on mudhub wich makes it alot more user friendly, i havnt rolled once,3 hours plus of driving it for task n such

I rarely flip any more unless im goofing around or doing somthing wierd in a scout. But i will say i stoped using the int. Scout because of how bad it was at fliping and on fuel. And the ank army truck is bad about it 2 but its very useful so i just try to drive cautiously in it

All this video did is make me want a reliant robin in game as a scout to flip around

Get the Twinsteer in the quarry is one thing. Getting it out is another, much difficult task

Always turn into the roll

Any vehicle becomes unstable if you're channelling God's drunkest driver with a side of Big Altima Energy

Fleetstars problem is that the crane weighs more than truck, shifting COG way up. It's so bad it makes it basically unusable with a crane, but the crane is the only reason you'd use it in the first place because it can do crane+bed+trailer while not being particularly good at offroading or pulling.

A couple of the trucks you have mentioned , I myself have not had an issue with at all, why ?? Let me think I controlled them properly and I didn't take corners at full speed

Voron D has become one of my favourite trucks and it's not a easy roller. Again, use dual rears not single rears. Although personally I don't run with cranes on my trucks either, that helps as cranes make all trucks more tippy. The Bandit and Azov 10X10 are the only two trucks in the game I've got a crane on. And I only have a crane on the Bandit because it's the best packing crane in the game.

I particularly only had slight problems with the ANK, but they were few, with the Bandit I had problems for a long time, but after I got used to it, I never overturned it, the Antartic never had problems, I don't know why they say it's too unstable, you just have to know where you can or can't go with it

3:24 I use this truck alot and it has never flipped idk if it got buffed but its really good one of the best trucks I have in the garage though it needs a little bit of help with hills offroad and idk if this is a different truck that I use but its good witha. Flatbed and crane and sometimes trailers make it more stable i think but if you get used to unstable trucks they kinda become more stable