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{{for|an overview of tire irons that appear in the [[Fallout series|''Fallout'' series]] of games|Tire iron}}
 
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|game =FNV
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|games =FNV
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|name =Tire iron
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|image =TIREIRON.png
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|image =TIREIRON.png
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|icon =Tire iron icon.png
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|icon =Tire iron icon.png
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|type =melee
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|type =melee
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|skill =Melee Weapons
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|unique =no
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|damage =15
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|attack shots/sec =2.3077
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|skill =Melee
  
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|damage =15
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|crit % mult =1
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|crit dmg =15
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|attackshots/sec =2.31
  
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|crit%mult =1
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|perk1 =Heavy Handed
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|critdmg =15
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|perk1 mult =0.2
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|perk1 =Heavy Handed
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|perk2 =Bloody Mess (perk)
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|perk2 =Bloody Mess
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|perk3 =Lord Death
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|perk3 mult =0.04
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|perk3 =Lord Death
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|perk4 =Slayer
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|perk4 attsec mult =0.3
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|perk4 =Slayer
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|perk5 =Melee Hacker
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|perk5 =Melee Hacker
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|perk6 =Thought You Died
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|perk6 =Thought You Died
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|ap =27
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|hp =200
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|perk7 =Lonesome Road (perk)
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|strength req =3
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|skill req =0
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|repair =[[Tire iron]]<br />[[Jury Rigging#One-handed melee|One-handed melee]] {{icon|jury|big|link=Jury Rigging}}
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|ap =35
  
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|hp =200
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|weight =3
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|strength req =3
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|value =40
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|skill req =0
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|baseid ={{ID|00004328}}
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|repair =[[Tire iron]]<br />[[Jury Rigging#One-handed melee|One-handed melee]] {{icon|jury|big|link=Jury Rigging}}
  
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==Characteristics==
  
==Characteristics==
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A rusty old tire iron, normally used for loosening nuts from car tires. The tire iron has a high damage for a low-level weapon.
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A rusty old tire iron, normally used for loosening nuts from car tires. It has a charge attack called 'Lights Out' similar to the [[Lead pipe (Fallout: New Vegas)|lead pipe]], also accessible in V.A.T.S. When used the player charges forward, jumps with the weapon raised above his/her head and strikes downward. Good timing is needed to ensure a hit on the enemy, especially if the target is moving as well. This attack is not as useful in V.A.T.S., since in order to use the attack the player has to be in melee range, and thus cannot benefit from the charge. The character will just run in place before performing the jump-attack.
  
   
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===Special attack===
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The tire iron has a high damage for a low-level weapon and can be extremely valuable to an inexperienced [[Courier]].
  
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It has a [[Special Attack (Fallout: New Vegas)|special]] [[Special Attack (Fallout: New Vegas)#Lights Out|''Lights Out'']] attack that does 125% damage in [[Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System|V.A.T.S.]] at the cost of 8 more action points (requires a [[Melee Weapons|Melee]] [[skill]] of 50).
   
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==Locations==
  
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|type =melee
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It can be found in most locations where low-level humanoid enemies are located, most notably [[Primm]] and [[Freeside]], carried by some of the [[convict]]s or [[Freeside thug|thugs]].
  
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| damage =15
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| ap =27
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| attack =Lights Out
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| damage mult =1.25
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| attack ap =35
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It is possible to [[Melee Weapons#V.A.T.S. vs real-time|execute]] ''Lights Out'' outside of V.A.T.S. (without the required Melee skill of 50 to perform the move) by initiating a power attack (hold attack button) while moving forward.
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===Durability===
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The tire iron can successfully strike about 995 times from full [[Condition#Equipment condition in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas|condition]] before breaking.
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==Locations==
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* It can be found in most locations where low-level humanoid enemies are located, most notably [[Primm]] and [[Freeside]], carried by some of the [[convict]]s or [[Freeside thug|thugs]].
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* Commonly found on [[Vipers]].
   
 
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Revision as of 19:42, 30 August 2014

 
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The tire iron is a weapon in Fallout: New Vegas.

Characteristics

A rusty old tire iron, normally used for loosening nuts from car tires. The tire iron has a high damage for a low-level weapon.

Special attack

It has a special Lights Out attack that does 125% damage in V.A.T.S. at the cost of 8 more action points (requires a Melee skill of 50).

Legend
Type of attack- Type of attackSkill required- Skill required
Damage per attack in V.A.T.S.- Damage per attack in V.A.T.S.Action point cost- Action point cost
Damage per action point- Damage per action pointAdditional effects- Additional effects
Type of attackSkill requiredDamage per attack in V.A.T.S.Action point costDamage per action point
Normal030271.11
Lights Out5037.5351.07
Note: Melee weapons do double normal damage in V.A.T.S.

It is possible to execute Lights Out outside of V.A.T.S. (without the required Melee skill of 50 to perform the move) by initiating a power attack (hold attack button) while moving forward.

Durability

The tire iron can successfully strike about 995 times from full condition before breaking.

Locations

  • It can be found in most locations where low-level humanoid enemies are located, most notably Primm and Freeside, carried by some of the convicts or thugs.
  • Commonly found on Vipers.
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