Foxhole Best Vehicles Guide 2026 — Tier List and How to Use Them

Vehicles in Foxhole range from humble trucks to heavy battle tanks, each costing player-made resources. Using the wrong vehicle at the wrong time wastes hours of logi work — and gets you yelled at. This guide covers every vehicle type and when to use each.

Note: Verified as of July 2026. Check official patch notes for updates.

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Logistics Vehicles

Vehicle	RMat Cost	Capacity	Use Case
Transport Truck	0 (BMats)	15 crates	Standard logi truck. Use this.
Dunne Transport	0 (BMats)	15 crates	Same as truck, slightly faster, slightly less durable.
Flatbed Truck	25 RMats	1 large item (vehicle crate, shipping container)	Moving vehicles, artillery, and large items.
Harvester	30 RMats	0	Scrapping. 10x faster than hammer. Share it.
Fuel Tanker	25 RMats	100 cans of fuel	Refueling tanks at the front.

Infantry Support Vehicles

Vehicle	RMat Cost	Crew	Role
AC (Armoured Car)	15-25 RMats	2 (driver + gunner)	Anti-infantry, recon. Fast but fragile. Dies to AT rifles.
Half-Track	30-40 RMats	3-4	Infantry transport + light fire support. Good for flanking.
MG Tankette	25 RMats	2	Budget anti-infantry tank. Dies to any AT. Cheap and disposable.
Scout Tank	35 RMats	2	Fast light tank. Good for hit-and-run.

Tank Tier List

S-Tier — Battle Winners

Silverhand (Warden) — The best general-purpose tank. Twin cannons (40mm + 68mm) deal with both infantry and enemy tanks. Decent armour. The backbone of Warden armoured pushes.

Bardiche (Colonial) — The Colonial Silverhand equivalent. Heavy armour, powerful 68mm cannon. Slower than Silverhand but tougher. Excels in defensive line-holding.

A-Tier — Strong and Reliable

Spatha (Colonial) — Fast medium tank. 40mm cannon with good fire rate. Best Colonial tank for aggressive pushes and flanking manoeuvres.

Outlaw (Warden) — Fast cruiser tank. 40mm cannon with long range. Glass cannon — hits hard but cannot take hits in return.

Falchion (Colonial) — Mass-produced medium tank. Cheaper than other tanks (cheaper to replace). Decent all-rounder. The Colonial workhorse.

B-Tier — Specialised

H-5 Hatchet (Warden) — Light tank. Good anti-infantry, bad against other tanks. Only use against infantry formations.

Flood (Warden) — Amphibious tank. Crosses water. Niche but game-changing on island maps.

Ballista (Colonial) — Siege tank. Massive damage to structures, useless against tanks. Only bring this when attacking concrete bunkers.

Tank Crew Roles

Role	Responsibility
Driver	Positioning, angling armour, knowing when to retreat. The most important role.
Gunner	Aiming and firing. Calls out targets.
Commander (if 3+ crew)	Spotting, using the hatch for 360° vision. Coordinates with infantry support.
Engineer (optional)	Repairs the tank from outside during pauses. Brings a hammer and BMats.

Tank Etiquette (Do Not Be That Guy)

Never take a tank solo. Minimum 2 crew. 3+ preferred.
Do not drive a tank to the front alone. Tanks without infantry support die to AT infantry in seconds.
Retreat before you are disabled. If your armour is at 30%, pull back. Repairing a damaged tank is cheaper than replacing a destroyed one.
Announce your movements. Tell infantry where you are going so they can support you.
Respect the logi cost. A single Silverhand costs 200+ RMats. Someone farmed components for 30+ minutes to make this tank. Do not waste it.

Summary

Logistics: Transport Truck. Light combat: Armoured Car or Half-Track. Tanks: Silverhand (Warden) or Bardiche (Colonial). Always bring infantry support. Repair at 30% armour. Never solo a tank. Respect the resource cost.