The crisp air bites your face as you grip the wheel of your trusty truck in SnowRunner. The task at hand: deliver a hefty load of mediumsized logs to the local farm. But this ain't no Sunday drive through the park.

Gear Up:

Trucks: Starting trucks like the GMC or Chevrolet can handle a log or two, but for a real payload, consider a log trailer like the Short Logging Frame.
Muscle: Equip your truck with a crane for those tricky log grabs, especially on uneven ground. Secure those logs tight with winches – you want all the green lights for a stable haul.
Plan the Route:

Scout Ahead: Before diving in, use a scout vehicle (if you have one) to peek at the path between the logging area and the farm. Watch out for mud pits, rocky patches, and narrow squeezes.
Slow and Steady: Patience is key. Prioritize smooth driving over speed. A bumpy ride can damage the logs or send your truck tumbling.
Tame the Terrain:

Upgrades Matter: Consider allterrain tires, raised suspension, and a differential lock to conquer mud and uneven terrain.
Choose Your Style:

One Big Haul: If you like getting the job done in one go, a powerful truck like the Azov 6413 with a log trailer can haul a massive amount of medium logs.
Multiple Trips: Starting trucks with a log loader can take smaller loads, requiring a few trips back and forth to complete the delivery.