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In ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe'', the Metal tires still share their stats with the Gold Tires, but their stats have been somewhat altered. They now offer an improved boost to ground speed—same as that of the [[Slick]] and [[Cyber Slick]] tires—and a slight increase in water speed, but their air speed, anti-gravity speed, acceleration, ground handling, water handling, air handling, anti-gravity handling, traction and miniturbo stats have been further reduced. | In ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe'', the Metal tires still share their stats with the Gold Tires, but their stats have been somewhat altered. They now offer an improved boost to ground speed—same as that of the [[Slick]] and [[Cyber Slick]] tires—and a slight increase in water speed, but their air speed, anti-gravity speed, acceleration, ground handling, water handling, air handling, anti-gravity handling, traction and miniturbo stats have been further reduced. | ||
The Metal tires return in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'', where they are used by the [[Pirate Sushi Racer]], though they have a slightly different appearance. | |||
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Revision as of 02:55, August 12, 2020
Template:Kart-infobox The Metal tires are a set of unlockable tires in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. They offer a strong boost to weight, weighing the same as the Monster tires, along with a slight boost in speed. However, they also hinder traction and acceleration heavily. Their stats are shared with the Gold Tires. In Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, CPU Iggy, Koopa Troopa and Dry Bones use these tires with the Steel Driver, while Metal Mario uses these tires with the Tri-Speeder or the Jet Bike, Dry Bowser uses these tires with the Bone Rattler and Pink Gold Peach uses these tires with the Comet.
In Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the Metal tires still share their stats with the Gold Tires, but their stats have been somewhat altered. They now offer an improved boost to ground speed—same as that of the Slick and Cyber Slick tires—and a slight increase in water speed, but their air speed, anti-gravity speed, acceleration, ground handling, water handling, air handling, anti-gravity handling, traction and miniturbo stats have been further reduced.
The Metal tires return in Mario Kart Tour, where they are used by the Pirate Sushi Racer, though they have a slightly different appearance.
Stats
Mario Kart 8
- Ground Speed: +0.25
- Water Speed: -0.25
- Air Speed: +0.25
- Anti-Gravity Speed: +0.25
- Acceleration: -0.5
- Weight: +0.5
- Ground Handling: 0
- Water Handling: 0
- Air Handling: 0
- Anti-Gravity Handling: 0
- Traction: -0.5
- Mini-Turbo: -0.5
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
- Ground Speed: +0.5
- Water Speed: 0
- Air Speed: -0.25
- Anti-Gravity Speed: -0.25
- Acceleration: -1
- Weight: +0.5
- Ground Handling: -0.25
- Water Handling: -0.25
- Air Handling: -0.75
- Anti-Gravity Handling: -0.5
- Traction: -0.75
- Mini-Turbo: -0.75
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | メタルタイヤ[?] Metaru Taiya |
Metal Tire | |
| Dutch | Metaal[?] | Metal | |
| German | Metall[?] | Metal | |
| Italian | Classici[?] | Classic | |
| Portuguese | Metálico[?] | Metallic | |
| Russian | Металлические[?] Metallicheskiye |
Metallic | |
| Spanish | Metálico[?] | Metallic |
