If you're venturing into Cheap Dune Awakening Items and you want to build the Treadwheel, here’s your foundational guide. This blog walks you through what it takes to unlock it, what materials you’ll need, and how to assemble your first Treadwheel. By the end, you should have a working ground vehicle to cruise Arrakis.

What is the Treadwheel?

The Treadwheel is a ground vehicle introduced in the Lost Harvest DLC (Chapter 2). It’s a two‐wheeled ride with large treads and a center‐mounted hull, offering an alternative to the Sandbike. Unlike flying vehicles (Ornithopters), it stays grounded—you’ll use it for traversal, exploration, spice runs, etc. 

It also has cosmetic flair; many players appreciate its look. But mechanical advantages over other ground vehicles are modest, so its value lies in utility + style. 

How to Unlock the Treadwheel

Before crafting, you must meet several prerequisites:

1. Own the “Lost Harvest” DLC or the Season Pass that includes it. 

2. Advance through the story and complete certain key quests. Specifically, the Journey: Secrets of the Past quest unlocks access to the Treadwheel’s schematics. 

3. Unlock the relevant vehicle research tab / schematic in the Research Menu using Intel Points. You’ll need to invest points in the vehicle section to access the Treadwheel parts. 

Once you complete those, you gain access to Treadwheel parts (hull, engine, chassis, treads, etc.), which are probably Mk4 components by default through the quest. 

Materials Required

You’ll need a number of resources to craft the Treadwheel. Since the unlocked parts are relatively high tier (Mk4), the material costs are nontrivial. Some typical resource types used are:

• Metals / Ingots (Copper, Aluminum, Duraluminum, Plastanium etc.) 

• Fuel / Power Source Units (like a power supply unit (PSU) module) 

• Engine modules, scanners, boost modules, etc. These additional modules may require special or rare materials. 

Since you’ll be making Mk4 components right out of the gate (via the quest), expect higher costs, plus possibly components that you can only get later in exploration or from advanced fabricators. 

Crafting the Treadwheel

Here are the steps to take from unlocked parts + gathered materials → finished Treadwheel:

1. Open the Vehicles Fabricator: This is the crafting station for all vehicles. You’ll need it to craft each module of the Treadwheel (hull, engine, chassis, PSU, treads, etc.). 

2. Obtain all modules: For a full build, you’ll need at least the core components:

   • Chassis Mk4

   • Hull Mk4

   • Engine Mk4

   • PSU Mk4

   • Tread Mk4

   • Optional modules like booster, scanner, passenger seat, inventory modules, etc. 

3. Assemble components: Start with the chassis. Then attach the engine, hull, treads, PSU, etc., using the crafting interface. Some modules must match in tier (e.g. all the treads must be Mk4) for compatibility. 

4. Use a Welding Torch: Some parts need to be physically attached using a Welding Torch (for example, the treads to the chassis). Make sure you have that tool. 

5. Upgrade / mods: Many of the parts have stat mods or optional slots (scanner, boost, passenger). Once your base build is done, you can consider adding in optional modules to enhance performance. 

Tips for New Builders

• Ensure you stock enough of each resource beforehand—especially those rare ones that are harder to get later in the desert.

• Research all relevant schematics early if possible; unlocking parts in advance lets you plan your resource gathering.

• Always have the Welding Torch and Fabricator access—these are essential tools.

• Since Mk4 version is high-tier, there may be durability or fuel efficiency concerns; don’t expect to just roll through dangerous zones without preparation.

Final Thoughts

Crafting the Dune Awakening Items for Sale Treadwheel is a satisfying goal if you’re getting into Chapter 2 content. It adds a fresh ground vehicle option, combines usefulness with style, and gives players something new to work toward. Once unlocked and built, the Treadwheel opens up faster traversal, earns you bragging rights, and gives options for exploration that differ from Ornithopters or the more conventional Sandbike / Buggy options.