Scout Truck Tier List 2024 (Seasons 1-12) 

Keep in mind that these videos are TIER LISTS Not Truck Reviews. They were not meant to be longform reviews. The are meant to simply show my placement of these vehicles. However, I have taken too much time in alot of these videos, yet I know alot of folks have enjoyed them. If you'd like to know more info on any vehicle, Please check out my Truck Reviews on each truck

Tatrin: I fear no mud. *A slightly icey road* But that thing it scares me..

I have been loving these year 3 Tier lists. Thank you for all your time and effort you put into these. Keep on trucking :)

Since the Jat pack came out I've genuinely enjoyed using most scouts now, what makes them especially useful is trailblazing with them, they're usually small enough to squeeze through all the trees and stuff

I still use my Loadstar to scout while picking up tasks and upgrades. It's an absolute joy to drive. I also use the F750 for light rescue and the 420 for stickier rescues. The Burlak? Well, that's just crazy. Another awesome video, Nate.

8:13 on the Yar, 2 front axles are driven and the rearmost one is connectable

another epic tier list! Great work Nathan! Love watching your vids as i do the regions. I think the rezvani is underrated. I used it in BC and it was able to do the most extreme dirt path from one watchtower all the way across and use just 22litres of fuel! default engine too.. super powerful :) Totally agree on scout 800.

Hey! Thanks for making these updated tier lists and videos in general. Always appreciated your insights and love for this game. Cheers~

I also chose the Scout 800 as my main scouting truck. With 35 inch OHD's and the snowrunner gearbox, I climbed the vertical mud slope in smithville dam without winching. If the truck wasnt so bouncy and tippy, it'd be the perfect scout

Fantastic news thanks for the opdate 💪🏻

Some of the best lists I've seen. Not so many people talk about the driving experience which is essential to enjoy a scout. Congrats!

jeep wrangler with the crawler suspension is a force to reckon with

For the Loadstar, I think you should have mentioned the effect of the loading crane! Due to its high mass the truck tends to sink through snow (/mud) and gain high traction for added speed. The thing can handle surprisingly deep snow.

Another great Tier List video, and this time it essentially coincides with my tier list (the one I have in my head, I mean). The Burlak 6x6 is the scout vehicle that surprised me the most. Sure, it's not fun when it tips over, but that's amply outweighed by its positives. Not only it's great on ice - it's one of those vehicles that _keep going_ when they break through thin ice. And what's even more, it's actually good at rescuing other trucks stuck in broken ice. In my second playthrough I had a loaded Azov 73210 stuck in broken ice in Yellowrock National Forest, and the Burlak was able to drag it out and escort it to its destination. I was rather impressed, because initially the Burlak didn't give me the impression it was a good hauler, and felt a little underpowered for that. Also, I do use the Highrange gearbox with it simply because it gives the Burlak an additional fifth gear and makes it move a bit faster. Great work as usual with this video, Nathan! Keep it up! //Rick

I am yet to be bored by the international loadstar! And it's there from the launch of the game! 😂

Great Video man Thanks.

I love exploring around with the tuz 166. I just really like how it drives. Capable of crawling over almost anything, and can handle most mud or snow. I don’t even have the top engine unlocked yet. Other favs are the loadstar, f750, and lo4f.

Well put, I appreciate your effort and care for this treasure of the game. This is the only game where I genuinely enjoy the driving every moment and have so much fun I forget the time and don’t tire of the game. It’s a gem and people need to give it a try especially after the first hour of driving, I know for some people the mud at the beginning can be frustrating but it’s realistic and once you get better tires on the starter pickup you can get everything unstuck lol

The biggest issue with the Tatarin is that it's clearly amphibious, but that's not simulated in the game. It should swim like a boat.

Season 12 is a great scout man, very fun. I used the land rover defenders and the neo falcon on the first map, each going down a different trail. The hummer is my favorite though ('murica!), fuel efficient, can carry another tank worth of fuel, good ground clearance, and it can tow easily. Also I have the JAT tires on all of them, and they definitely improve the scout class.

I play sort of the same way, give most trucks an extended run, but with that being said, I can't imagine playing this game without the Loadstar, Yar, F-650, and APC. I try to use them for basically everything, except 5th wheel trailers.

I personally love Scout 800 on JATs. Managed Michigan, Alaska and Wisconsin so far. No raised suspension with snowrunner gearbox. On slopes and downhills shifting into low+. Wouldn't say its THAT tippy. Actually had worse experience with CK1500 on raised suspension ))) p.s Love its massive roof rack

Chevy apache fwd mode is actually really handy it makes it turn sharper on mud especially and the fuelcost for always awd is not really a problem since it can carry alot of fuel like 2 extra full tanks

I love the tierlists

Fantastic 🤩🤩🤩

Loving these tiered list videos. I’d be interested to hear as part of these which ones you find the most fun. That subjective measurement can be closely aligned to capabilities, but sometimes the poor vehicles are just plain enjoyable to mess around in. Perhaps it is the joy of over coming their deficiencies, it could be the view from the driver’s seat, the look of it, what ever it is. The most capable objects in any game can actually be the least fun to use. Loving the content, especially as someone new to this game.

I like to play with scouts and I usually use American trucks in America and Russian trucks in Russia. The loadstar was my go to American scout before the additions of the f750.

booyeah! Thank you for all the work you put into these tier lists. Scout 800 For Life, Brother Yeah!

Hey, do you have a link to the truck images you used in your tier lists? The ones with the trucks' names directly on them are very helpful in differentiating between them!

Nice video Nathan! I’ve been away from the game for over a year but starting to play it again now. 😎 For the Loadstar and F 750 you prefer the UOD II over the JAT tires? I thought JAT was supposed to make the scouts better? Which JAT tires would be best for the Loadstar and F 750? Thanks in advance if you can help me out with this choice! 🙏

How does the Rock Grinder compare to the Jeep Wrangler? They both have crawler suspension - is the rock grinder a viable option for my main scout on hard mode? I only have the OG vehicles and year 3 season pass

Want a challenge? Use the "Titanium" 20 wheel mod truck as a scout to fully uncover all watchtowers on a map. Easier on some maps. Damn near impossible on others. I have done it on a few maps and it definitely makes you choose your path just to fit through the trees.

I love these videoss

I played this game for several months back in 2020, and loved it, but put it down because I probably started playing something else and never came back to it. Classic story. I guess a video for the new game came across my feed, and being between games at the moment, I decided to reinstall it. Holy crap, they pumped a lot of love into this game and I feel dumb for leaving! So much extra content. I’m buying the dlc tires tomorrow because I also love scouting with a scout and I have all these new maps to explore. This is like Christmas.

As someone that started playing recently , i do use Scouts quite a lot and honestly i love it. I did start on New Game Plus with a lot hard settings especially stuff that make feel cheat in a sense , like selling stuff etc ... I will say this, i am playing the game for a week or so and still using the Fleetstar F2070A , don't judge this truck is special to me , the first time i got AWD and Diff Lock on it and UOD II tyres , it felt to me i can do anything with that truck and yes i did haul that huge construction station with it ,in Black River Map ,and it was like an hour figuring out the path lol because when i tried to go up the cliff close to the Lumber Mill i found out the hard way i just didn't had the engine power to do it haha , anyway love your reviews man

Wrangler forever man! Such a fun way to scout maps!

Which engine gives the TUZ 166 the best mpg? They're all rated S in game.

when you talk about a truck being able to traverse superconditions, what does this mean?

Could you do a video on what you think the best truck for each type of is please? (As in hauling, logging, water transport, and so on)

27:38 THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! Why that Burlak got a light trailer hitch before the Apache, the Hercules, and the Renegade, which are separate DLC trucks not a part of any season map, I will never figure out. Thank you for saying that, cause I don't think anyone else ever mentioned how broken that seems and how betraying that feels to the older scouts. Edit: Looking back for a second, that F-750 should've been given the light trailer hitch as well since it too has the heavy trailer hitch. It would only seem fair and would make it one broken scout to have as well. Those new fuel and repair scout trailers would make it one dangerous recovery vehicle to have a hold of.

As I have been exploring maps, keep in mind I just finished Michigan and I started Alaska, I have been using the Crocodile (DLC) to explore maps for a few reasons. 1) It has great ability to go through terrain and it's still low enough to with a suspension raise to go under and between trees. 2) I like having a low saddle on it so as I am exploring I can move trailers to complete the simple tasks and make some money while exploring. 3) as is still has a hitch to pull dolly trailers so I can move fuel trailers such to areas that would be better for having my trucks out in the world. Anyone else do this?

What sorts of jat tires do you recommend on these?

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Honestly the CAT is surprisingly good,true it doesn't have any suspension so it literally feels like driving a normal truck with collapsed suspension but it performs rlly well. The two things i wish the devs changes were: 1. give it trailer support even if it is just scout trailers it'll still be decent having the 2 slot trailer flatbed and maybe the ability to haul some fuel or suppiles 2. make it so the fork acts as a 1 slot platform and the cargo can be "packed" on it basically locking the cargo on the fork cuz as it is it just feels way way too finicky to use even if you don't mind the slow nature of it and just want to RP the damn thing is so awful to use it drives you nuts,by the time you loaded 2 cargos you probably would've delivered it across the map 3 times -_- Also imo most scout vehicle tires should have their codings doubled,scouts suffer most from lack of grip and no1 ever sees the codings anyway so most ppl will assume they're grippier cuz they're lighter which is indeed the feeling a scout should give you if you played the original spintires you know what i mean. Sadly in this game scouts are almost useless other than some small mandatory scouting which sometimes is worth doing but most of the times you do it with a truck anyway AND RP purposes. Having better unique tires would be good for scouts, higher values than normal trucks since the scout tires are used for scouts only anyway and boom scouting and scout vehicles are great again.

Doesn't the yar have the front and middle axle when not in AWD?

Tuz 166 is my go to for real scout purposes and the F 750 gets used as a truck above its class

I wish they would give the M916A1 the ability to tow scout trailers.

To me, there is more to it than simply the capabilities of the vehicle. I will take my scout 800 over any other truck any day, Just because I like the way it looks, it's more of a challenge, especially on uneven surfaces. I have other trucks that are faster, less tippy, have more power but I only use them if I actually need that capability for a specific task

Thanks I call the Tatarin simply "twenty". No matter what ground, no matter what you tug, it ploughs through with 20 km/h.

I feel like the Scout 800 was done dirty, id objectively place it in B, personaly A. Mostly cus of its massive range/silly low fuel consumption. With roof rack I believe it had or close to two refills of its fueltank, right setup and itd use tiny amount of fuel. It could get through most terrain, thin so even forests. Biggest downside is stability with roofrack, but not putting it sideways on hills/electric winch negates that to the most part. Oh and it sucks at pulling trailers, but need to for scouting alone.

My subscription button seems to be broke. I know for a fact Ive subbed to you more than twice.

You said Apache was like the Yar? Not really, the Yar doesn't have 2WD at all. It's either 4x4 (front and middle axle powered, rear axle off) or 6X6 (all axles powered). So the Apache is the only truck that strickly goes into FWD when AWD is turned off. Pretty good list. I hold the Chevy CK1500 is higher regard then the Hummer H2 though. 1500 has great balance, even before the JAT's it made it through so much more mud and snow then I would have thought. Everything from floating across rivers, to getting much bigger trucks unstuck. Mud, water, power, balance, can have full supplies and still hook trailers, 1500 has it all. Only thing that does it is it's one of, if not the thirstiest light 4X4 scouts with it's top engine. But it's roof rack gives it enough fuel to not make this a severe issue at least. Hummer H2 isn't bad, but 1500 has overall impressed me just so much more over the past 3, going into 4 years. TUZ 166 is great, a highly underrated little beast that car is.

Gotta crazy a question what is, super conditions?

Imo Yar is very good but really tippy, most of the time i can winch and put it back on its tires but it tip a lot. Tatarin insane (broken op imo because of tires mud stat 8 i ended nerfing it down to 4 : still very good) but fuel consumption quite high Loadstar is very good but 41'' tires isn't enough, it'll stuggle in medium mud/snow. F750 very good but quite big and can become tippy with roof addon (like most scouts) so i only put non roof addons.

Can someone explain to me what "super conditions" are?

Snowrunner does seem to have alot of these mid range trucks and scouts where they have enough to get the job done but nothing really special about them that makes them worth using.

I liked the burlak when I found it. I took it to kola and now I hate it.

Get yourself a LO4F. ;-)

I personally don't think the burlak should be a scout, there's nothing that really requires it to be a scout, if you look at say the tatra 805 that is a off-road truck, if you put them side by side it dwarfs it

I still stand by Tatrin, F-750, Loadstar, and Burlak 6x6. The rest are F tier and not worth using unless you have no other option. The rest bog down the second you hit a hard pack dirt road. Feels like driving on racing slicks with the power of a prius.

Lo4f is the 🐴 s+++ 😉 I wish Ford F750 would have a switchable tow hook like the Burlak

IMO the Burlak is at the top of A. It drives frustratingly slow because it just can't put what little power it has down on any uneven terrain. It just ends up spinning one wheel at the speed of low+, so actually switching to low+ and using diff lock usually doesn't help all that much. Same issue with the T813. Also the inboard winch points effectively make it almost impossible to upright by itself. Great tires, onboard fuel and repair, efficiency, and scout trailers bring it up to A. Besides that, good list and vid. Glad to see the bread loaf in A. Only recently discovered how good that and the Loadstar are. Wish I discovered that before I was over halfway through all the seasons.

The Burlak is like F tier. The engine is so weak, it struggles in even very light mud.

no vehicle should be nerfed if there is mods in the game

The Kahn Marshall nerfs i will never understand why they desided to nerf it the way they did. At the release of the game yes it was very OP for the terrain available at the time i dont think there is anyone that used it back then that would disagree on that. But slicing the fuel tank nearly in half was the dummest nerf possable. The last thing u wanna have to worry about in a scout truck is running out of fuel and thats exactly what that nerf did to it. If u could hook up a scout trailer to it it wouldent have been such a bad move but u cant so the nerf took it from being an easy S-tier scout to borderline useless unless u know u got a fuel station or a trailer on the map where u need to go.

I know I'm gonna get a lot of hate for this but the loaf is just not that good and I never see myself using it. I understand why people like it, the novelty factor is there and it's cute and all but it's not a very competent scout on harder maps. It's not all that stable either, it definitely lands on its wheels extremely easily but I wouldn't say it's hard to flip.

LOADSTAR OR NOTHING!!!!

Okay. I liked all the other lists. They felt a little rushed, but... Fine 90% of the time. But this one... Come on, it was a sloppy job. You didn't even bother to say the name of some trucks and didn't go into detail about most.