Why ride horses when you can make your own car? With the new Ultrahand ability, Link has near-limitless ways of traversing the different landscapes of Hyrule. In this Tears of the Kingdom guide, you'll find everything you need to know to create and drive a car.

How to Create a Car

Like most vehicles you can make in Tears of the Kingdom, you'll first need something to stand on—you can use a plank of wood or a stone slab. If you have none of those two nearby, you can cut down a few trees to make one large platform using logs.

The second required component is two to four wheels, depending on the vehicle's size. Standard wooden wheels would work, but you won't be able to control your vehicle with the Steering Stick with them.

• Small Wheels are perfect for traveling on flat surfaces—these are the best when you're just looking for a faster and more reliable mode of transportation than your horse.
• Big Wheels excel at tearing through rougher environments, from shallow water to lava. Using these to make your car will help you traverse craggy hills and other terrains.

Once you've attached them to the flat platform, the last thing you'll need is the Steering Stick. As the name suggests, this Zonai device allows you to control the vehicle you made, and as a bonus, the stick will automatically turn on all your attached Zonai devices when you get on it.

To make the most efficient car/vehicle possible, you'll only need three things:

• A Steering Stick
• Two Small Wheels

Attach the Small Wheels to the sides of the Steering Stick, and you get a fast vehicle that won't drain your battery as fast.