Remember thatSnowRunneris an extremely slow game where nothing happens quickly.
Completing tasks and making decent money in the game will take time.
Choose the right car - Fleetstar 2070a
At first you don’t have much choice.
This is a Scout car good for exploring the map, but certainly not in its basic configuration.
Later, it becomes more useful when you install a higher suspension and mud-driving tires on it.
Use it to complete the mission involving rebuilding the bridge to get to your garage - your first base.
Don’t sell your first car - the Chevrolet!
After some time, when you level up your driver, you will be able to significantly modify it.
Fleetstar 2070A is a Heavy Duty vehicle.
Once unlocked, enter the garage and make the necessary purchases: Frame Addon and better terrain tires.
See garage and warehouse sections for more information.
If the terrain looks wide and hard enough to drive over, always avoid the mud traps.
Repeat this pattern with each new location and region of the map.
Then, choose the observation towers.
If you don’t want to use it, you could always sell it for some cash.
Leave such missions and vehicles for later.
Use the winch
Winch is one of the most useful gadgets in your car.
Use it whenever there’s a hitch and the car is moving too slowly.
See the Winch section for details.
Use the function menu and Recover option to move straight to the garage.
Your vehicle will be fixed and refueled right away.
Recovering to the garage is free in the game.
Use this option also if you are completely stuck somewhere on the road.
However, by using the recover option you will lose the cargo you are currently transporting.
For long journeys to another part of the map, consider refueling at gas stations.
This does not involve any financial penalty.
You also don’t have to turn off the engine - your vehicle won’t run out of fuel.
Driving in the snow is very difficult and requires a pretty good vehicle.
There will be a lot more situations like this in the game.
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