WARDOGS Ural Ramp: How a Dropped Pallet Gets You Over a Bremer Wall
The WARDOGS Ural ramp gets its extra height from one Supply Pallet. Here's the drop timing, the walls it has reached, and how defenders stop it.
Updated for Season 3
Season 3: reverse 27 km/h, grip, rolling, pallet pay, Large Hammer
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Drop a Supply Pallet while reversing, and your Ural lands tail-up on it, ready to climb. The pallet seems to have no collision until it lands, so you skip parking a second vehicle under the truck. It was found in Season 2, and Season 3 changed how the Ural reverses and rolls, so test it first.
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- Ural
- The big cargo truck that hauls pallets.
- Supply Pallet
- A big load of fuel, ammo or mechanical supplies carried in a truck bed.
- FOB
- Forward Operating Base, the base a team builds and defends.
- Bremer wall
- The tallest concrete wall you can build.
- Raised Bremer
- A Bremer built on a Hesco or sandbag base, so it stands taller.
- Hesco
- A sand-filled barrier block.
- Hedgehog
- A steel obstacle that stops vehicles.
How does the Ural pallet ramp work?
Drop the pallet while reversing, and the Ural ends up on top of it.
The pallet lands under the rear wheels and lifts the tail. The nose points down, and the truck stays perched there.
Frame from u/ninkei's clip on r/WarDogs, around 0:21.
Back that raised tail against a wall, and you can climb the Ural and jump across.
Only pallets have been shown doing this. Crates may work the same, but that's a guess.
How do you time the pallet drop?
Press G about one second before the Ural reaches the wall. At reversing speed, that's roughly one truck length.
A G prompt with a crate icon sits in your HUD while you're carrying cargo.
Getting over the wall
Load a Supply Pallet onto your Ural.
Line up with your tail facing the wall.
Reverse at 20 to 27 km/h, the speeds shown in the clip.
Press G about one second before the wall.
Keep reversing until the rear wheels climb the pallet.
Stop with the tail against the wall and get out.
Climb the hood, the cab roof, then the cargo bed.
Jump onto the wall and drop in.
What did Season 3 change for the Ural ramp?
The Season 3 notes never name the trick, but four changes touch the Ural and its pallets:
- Faster reverse: the Ural's top reverse speed went from 15 to 27 km/h. Flat ground now gets you the clip's 20 to 27 km/h.
- Grip: the Ural's rear wheels slip less, which should help them climb the pallet. Above its top speed, such as downhill, it now loses some grip.
- Rolling downhill: wheeled vehicles now roll downhill when you're off the throttle. A tail-up Ural points nose down, so it may roll off the pallet once you get out.
- Smaller payout: a pallet dropped outside a friendly FOB now pays a reduced reward. That includes your ramp pallet.
None of these has been tested on the ramp yet. See every other change in our Season 3 patch notes guide.
Which FOB walls can the ramp get over?
A standard Bremer and a two-high container stack, and that's all it has been shown on.
| Setup | Wall | Proof |
|---|---|---|
| Plain Ural | Standard Bremer | Common |
| Ural on a Dune Buggy | 4-high Hesco | Repeatable (Season 1) |
| Ural on a pallet dropped while reversing | Bremer, two-high containers | One clip (no enemy fire) |
| Ural rammed onto a settled pallet | FOB wall (type unknown) | One live reported raid (Season 2) |
| Plain Ural | Raised Bremer | Disputed |
A plain Ural already reaches a standard Bremer, so the pallet matters most on anything taller. Two-high containers are the tallest target shown so far.
The pallet hasn't been shown on a raised Bremer.
The proof is thin: one short, edited clip with nobody shooting.
In one live Season 2 raid, a Ural rammed onto a settled pallet got a player over the wall. So far, that's the only report.
The height it adds hasn't been measured, and a patch can remove the trick at any time.
How do defenders stop a Ural ramp?
Keep trucks off your wall, and hedgehogs do that best.
| Piece | Health | C4 to destroy | Build supplies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hedgehog | 4,500 | 3 | 22 |
| Barbed Wire | 250 | 1 | 7 |
These are Season 2 numbers, and the Season 3 notes don't change them.
- Ural backing toward your wall: hedgehogs stop it short. Set them just past jump distance, or raiders climb them instead. They only go on certain surfaces, so check the ground first.
- Truck rolling up to your wall: barbed wire can shred its tires first. Since Season 2, you can also lay it on top of a Bremer.
- Your own Ural parked by the wall: raiders can climb it like a ramp. A truck unlocks once its driver dies (not confirmed), so park it away from the wall.
Hedgehogs and wire deal with enemy trucks, and a well-parked Ural takes away the last step.
Should you use the Ural ramp in Season 3?
If defenders are camping the only entrance, use it as a back door. Skip the pallet when a plain Ural already reaches the wall.
Early in Season 3, you may meet fewer Bremers. The Large Hammer, a tool that places them, now unlocks at Support level 14 instead of 8.
On defense, build hedgehogs first. They're proven, while raised Bremers are disputed.
Building your own way in? Here's our FOB door jump guide.
Either way, retest the pallet drop in your first Season 3 raid.
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