Vehicles can make or break a match of Battlefield 6. A single, well-loaded tank or decent pilot can win games single-handedly, but if your loadouts are not set up correctly, you’ll be on the receiving end of a missile barrage.
Here are the best loadouts for all of the game’s primary vehicle classes so that you can dominate land and air engagements.
(Note: Transport vehicles and jets have set loadouts and are not customizable as of yet.)
Best Tank Loadout in Battlefield 6
Tanks are the backbone of any ground assault — slow, brutal, and meant to break defences. A smart loadout can turn you from a plodding target into a rolling fortress.
Recommended Loadout:
- Main Weapon: High Explosive Shell
- Alternate Ammo: AP Shell
- Secondary Weapon: Coaxial LMG
- Equipment 1: Projectile Intercept System
- Upgrade: Reinforced Plating
- Gunner Weapon: HMG
- Gunner Equipment: Mine Countermeasures
Use HE rounds to clear infantry groups and AP rounds to deal with enemy tanks. The Projectile Intercept System diverts any rockets or artillery that come your way, and Mine Countermeasures keep you safe while advancing bottlenecks.
Pair this with Reinforced Plating for added survivability — your tank will be slower, but it’ll take a lot more damage before it’s destroyed. Have an Engineer on hand at all times for repairs.
Best IFV Loadout in Battlefield 6
IFVs (Infantry Fighting Vehicles) are your mobile spawn points — quick, versatile, and excellent for supporting squads. They’ll never have the same firepower as tanks, but they excel at mobility-based warfare.
Recommended Loadout:
- Primary Weapon: HE Shells
- Secondary Weapon: Lock Guided Missile
- Equipment 1: Emergency Repair
- Equipment 2: Counter-Fire Radar
- Upgrade: Reinforced Plating
- Gunner: LMG
HE shells are perfect for clearing out infantry-heavy areas, and Lock Guided Missiles let you threaten tanks and helicopters from afar.
Counter-Fire Radar automatically detects anyone destroying your vehicle, giving you time to react and counterattack. Couple it with Emergency Repair for quick recoveries if you get hit in the middle of a battle.
Best Mobile Anti-Air Vehicle Build
Mobile AA guns are the bane of pilots’ lives. They’re fast, lethal, and perfect for denying air superiority to the enemy — but useless against heavy armour.
Recommended Loadout:
- Main Weapon: High Velocity AA Shells
- Equipment 1: Thermal Blocking Smoke
- Upgrade: Enhanced Loading Systems
The High Velocity AA Shells make it much easier to track aircraft, and Thermal Blocking Smoke prevents lock-ons from guided missiles.
The Enhanced Loading System ensures you’re always ready to fire — every second matters when tracking a jet or chopper.
Best Attack Helicopter Loadout in Battlefield 6
Attack choppers are devastating when flown right — they dominate open maps and provide heavy fire support. This setup focuses on versatility and staying alive long enough to do real damage.
Recommended Loadout:
- Primary Weapon: Aim-Guided Rockets or Heavy Rockets
- Secondary Weapon: Aim-Guided Missile
- Equipment 2: Emergency Repair
- Upgrade: Targeting Interference
Heavy Rockets are powerful and perfect for tank hunting, but burn through ammunition in a flash. The Aim-Guided Rockets are well-rounded and more forgiving for newer pilots.
Targeting Interference interferes with enemy lock-ons, giving precious seconds to break line of sight, especially on open maps such as Operation Firestorm. Combine it with Emergency Repair to stay in the air longer.
