Triforce Tires

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This article is about the Triforce tires. For other uses of "Triforce", see Triforce.

The Triforce Tires (written as Triforce Tyres in Europe and Oceania) are a set of tires included in The Legend of Zelda × Mario Kart 8 downloadable content pack for Mario Kart 8. As the name implies, the tires are emblazoned with an icon of the Triforce from the The Legend of Zelda series. They share the same stat changes as the Slim and Crimson Slim tires, increasing the ground speed, air speed, anti-gravity speed, ground handling, water handling, air handling and anti-gravity handling stats while reducing the water speed, acceleration traction and miniturbo stats.

The Triforce Tires were shown off with an image of Link riding the Master Cycle, but were not announced.

A CPU-controlled Link occasionally uses these tires paired up with the Master Cycle and Hylian Kite.

In Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, they are unlocked randomly by collecting coins. Additionally, the Triforce Tires now instead share their stats with the Off-Road and Retro Off-Road tires instead, boosting the ground speed, water speed, weight and traction stats while reducing the acceleration, ground handling, water handling, anti-gravity handling and miniturbo stats.

Stats

Mario Kart 8

  • Ground Speed: +0.25
  • Water Speed: -0.25
  • Air Speed: +0.25
  • Anti-Gravity Speed: +0.25
  • Acceleration: -0.25
  • Weight: 0
  • Ground Handling: +0.25
  • Water Handling: +0.25
  • Air Handling: +0.25
  • Anti-Gravity Handling: +0.25
  • Traction: -0.5
  • Mini-Turbo: -0.25

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

  • Ground Speed: +0.25
  • Water Speed: +0.25
  • Air Speed: -0.5
  • Anti-Gravity Speed: 0
  • Acceleration: -0.25
  • Weight: +0.25
  • Ground Handling: -0.5
  • Water Handling: -0.5
  • Air Handling: -0.25
  • Anti-Gravity Handling: -0.25
  • Traction: +0.25
  • Mini-Turbo: -0.5

Gallery

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese トライフォースタイヤ[?]
Toraifōsu Taiya
Triforce Tire
Spanish Trifuerza[?] Triforce