Scales: 1/24, 1/12, 1/10, 1/8, 1/7, 1/6. Currently, the 1/8, 1/7, and 1/6 scales are the most popular.
Brands: Traxxas, Capo, Thor KM, Yikong, Lelalo, CrossRC, FMS, Maker, Meijiaxin, RuiTai, etc.
Body material: Hard shell, PC soft shell, metal shell
Number of wheels: 4x4, 6x6, 8x8, 10x10
Playstyle: Simulation, off-road, high-performance climbing, military trucks, most models combine simulation and performance
Features:
- Four-wheel drive with low-speed high torque, emphasizing off-road capability and simulation appearance
- Long suspension travel and strong tire grip
- Some models feature differential locks, high/low-speed modes, and front/rear drive switching
Suitable terrain: Rocks, mountains, rugged terrain, ideal for climbing mountains while playing, with strong interactivity.
Modifications: You can DIY paint the body, add sound systems, add weights as needed to improve climbing performance, and replace wheels, tires, shock absorbers, springs, oil, motors, ESCs, servos, gears, linkages, and drivetrain components.
This note provides a brief introduction to climbing cars to help beginners choose the right car.
Summary: Climbing cars are the most popular series of remote-controlled vehicles, as their structure resembles that of real cars, they offer a wide range of modification accessories, help develop hands-on skills, and have an elegant appearance. When climbing mountains with a group of friends, you can not only experience the charm of off-road driving but also exercise your body.
