Stunt cars are built different — they don't care which way is up. If you're new to double-sided, 4WD stunt driving, here's how to get the most out of every trick your OAKLEE stunt car has to offer.
Learn the flip-recovery move
Because stunt cars drive on both sides, a flip isn't a crash — it's a reset. Practice flipping the car mid-drive and immediately accelerating to keep the momentum going without stopping to flip it back manually.
Use walls and ramps
Stunt cars are designed to bounce off obstacles instead of getting stuck. Set up small ramps or let the car bump gently into a wall to trigger an automatic flip-and-recover.
Try the auto demo mode
Most OAKLEE stunt cars include an auto-demo function that runs a pre-set sequence of spins and flips — perfect for showing off the car's capabilities to friends before you take over the controls.
Keep it charged for longer play sessions
Stunt driving uses more power than casual cruising since the motors are working overtime for flips and rotations. Keep a spare battery charged if you're planning an extended stunt session.
Once you've got the basics down, combine 360° rotations with quick direction changes to create your own signature stunt combo.