In this Days Gone guide, we will guide you on how to get more fuel for Deacon’s bike. Days Gone has a huge map, and you will be exploring the map while riding Deacon’s bike. Since the world is overrun by the undead, fuel is one of the rarest resources in the game, and Deacon’s bike is a thirsty monster for fuel. You will need to refuel the bike often to keep riding the bike, and without fuel in your bike, Deacon will not survive for long.
You will need your bike for a lot of purposes in the game. You will ride it to visit different places, you can ride it to run away from enemies, but the most important use of Deacon’s bike comes in the face of Freakers. To run away from hordes of Freakers, you will need your bike, and you must ensure that you have enough fuel to do so. Even if you decide to use fast travel, your bike fuel will still be consumed, so make sure that you have plenty of fuel.
How to Get Bike Fuel in Days Gone?
There are two basic sources to obtain fuel in Days Gone. The first is Fuel Stations, while the second one is Fuel Canisters found around the world. Fuel Canisters come with limited fuel, and Fuel Stations have an infinite supply of fuel. However, Fuel Stations are limited in number, and Fuel Canisters are found all over the map in different locations.
Fuel Stations are also much easier to find since they are marked on the map with the fuel pump icon. Simply drive to a fuel pump, head to the fuel barrels or pumps, and refill your bike. Some of them are also located near your camps, so you can have plenty of fuel if near these stations. On the other hand, Fuel Canisters are found all over the map.
If your bike is running low on fuel, the closest fuel canisters are automatically marked on your map. This is a very handy mechanic. You will find fuel canisters on vehicles, in buildings, randomly on the road, and most importantly at Nero Checkpoints. All Nero Checkpoints have 2 confirmed Fuel Canisters. Lucky for you, the fuel canisters respawn at the same location after some time.
Additional Days Gone guides are linked below:
- Days Gone Combat Guide – Combat Tips, Stealth
- Days Gone Bike Upgrade Guide – How to Upgrade, Bike Performance Upgrades
- Days Gone RIP Sermon Location Guide – Where to Find All RIP Sermon
- Days Gone Historical Marker Locations Guide – Where to Find All
- Days Gone Tourism Collectibles Locations Guide – Where to Find
- Days Gone Radio Free Oregon Collectibles Guide – How to Collect
- Days Gone Herbology Plants Locations Guide – All Plants, Where to Find
- Days Gone Nero Intel Locations Guide – Where to Find All Nero Intel
- Days Gone All Camp Guitarist Songs Guide – How to Collect, Location
- Days Gone Marauder Camp Quest Locations Guide – Where to Find
- Days Gone Guide – Upgrading, Bike Riding, Tips and Tricks
- Days Gone Crafting Guide – How to Get Crafting Materials
- Days Gone Best Weapons Guide – How to Get the Best Gun
- Days Gone Hordes Guide – All Horde Locations, How to Kill Easily
- Days Gone Anarchist Cairn Location Guide – Where to Find All Anarchist Cairn
- Days Gone Nero Research Sites Location Guide – Where to find All Nero Research Sites
- Days Gone: How to Make Money Fast
- Days Gone: How to Unlock Fast Travel
- Days Gone: How to Increase Inventory and Ammo Limit?
- Days Gone Skills Guide – Top 10 Best Skill To Unlock, Skill Trees
- Days Gone Infestations Locations Guide – All Infestations, Crier Nests
- Days Gone Sarah’s Lab Notes Locations Guide – Where to Find
- Days Gone Character Collectibles Guide – Where to Find
- Days Gone Nero Checkpoints Locations Guide – Where to find Nero Checkpoints
- Days Gone Ambush Camps Location Guide – Where to Find
- Days Gone Colonel Garret’s Speeches Locations Guide – Where to Find
This concludes our Days Gone guide. If you want to add anything to this guide, feel free to use the comments section below.
