Crush the cars, nail the landing

A side-view monster truck racer in a floodlit arena. Two giant tyres, long soft suspension and a heavy nose you can tilt in mid-air — flatten a row of cars, land the jump flat instead of on your face, and bank the nitro for the straight that follows.

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Genre: Arcade racing
Controls: Touch
Mouse
Keyboard
Devices: Desktop
Tablet
Mobile
Released: 2026

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Big Wheel Bash

Big Wheel Bash is built on one rig: a heavy chassis slung between two enormous knobbly tyres on coils long enough to soak up a two-storey drop. Throttle spins the wheels, brake stops them, and the moment all four corners leave the dirt the left and right keys become pitch control. That single idea carries the whole game. Landing flat keeps your speed and tops up the nitro bottle; landing on the nose folds the front end into the clay and costs you half a second you will not get back. Come off a kicker with enough air and a full rotation of the body is a stunt bonus, and the crowd noise swells with it.

The cars are the point. Every row of old saloons, taxis and vans in the arena is there to be driven straight through — the truck ploughs into the first door, the roof folds, and the tyres climb over the wreck and onto the next one while glass and panel steel spray out sideways. Each flattened car scores, fills the nitro bottle and fires the pyro pods along the barrier. Twelve tracks run across three arenas. Dirt Dome is packed clay, dirt hills and launch ramps under white light. Junkyard Jam adds bogs that drag the wheels down, stacked wrecks and walls of tractor tyres to smash through. Steel Circus brings the girders out: raised steel decks, see-saws and a full loop-the-loop you have to carry real speed into or you slide back down the way you came.

Race pits you against a rival truck in the lane behind yours, with the leader always drawn nearest the camera, so a pass swaps the two of you over in the frame. Pick Easy, Normal or Sharp for how hard the rival drives. Crush Rush gives you sixty seconds on an endless scrap yard and counts nothing but flattened cars. Time Trial puts a translucent ghost of your own best run on the track beside you. Six trucks to choose between, each with its own weight, power, grip and flame paint job, from the heavy Boulder that lands like an anvil to the light, revvy Hornet that gets airborne off anything. Medals are earned per track on time and cars crushed, and every best is kept on your own device. Arrow keys or WASD with space for nitro; on a phone there are throttle, brake, nitro and two tilt buttons.

Tips for Big Wheel Bash

In Big Wheel Bash the landing matters as much as the jump. Once the wheels leave the dirt, the left and right keys tilt the nose, so use every airborne moment to bring the truck level before it comes down. A flat landing keeps your speed and tops up the nitro, while landing on the nose costs you half a second. With enough air a full rotation earns a stunt bonus, but only try it when you have the height to finish it.

Drive straight through the rows of cars rather than around them: each one scores, fills the nitro bottle and fires the pyro. Save the nitro for the straight after a landing. On Steel Circus, carry real speed into the loop-the-loop or you will slide back down, and in Junkyard Jam expect the bogs to drag your wheels. Your truck changes how all of this feels: the heavy Boulder lands like an anvil and the light Hornet gets airborne off anything, so try a few before chasing medals.

Frequently asked questions

Is Big Wheel Bash free to play?

Yes. Big Wheel Bash is free to play in your browser on Kiloo, with nothing to download and no account to create. Your medals and your best runs on every track are kept on your own device.

Can I play Big Wheel Bash on my phone?

Yes. On a phone or tablet you get on-screen buttons for throttle, brake and nitro, plus two buttons to tilt the nose. On a computer you use the arrow keys or WASD, with Space for the nitro.

What is Crush Rush in Big Wheel Bash?

Crush Rush gives you sixty seconds on an endless scrap yard, and the only thing that counts is how many cars you flatten. It is a good mode for learning how the truck climbs over a row of wrecks and how quickly the nitro fills.

How do I earn medals?

Medals are earned per track, based on your time and the number of cars you crush. There are twelve tracks across three arenas, Dirt Dome, Junkyard Jam and Steel Circus, and every best is kept on your device so you can go back and improve it.