How to Get Super Wheelspins in Forza Horizon 6: Subaru 22B Farm, Skill Points and Every Other Source

Super Wheelspins are the best reward in Forza Horizon 6: one spin pays out three prizes instead of one, and the pool includes cars you can't buy at the Autoshow. They're also much rarer than in Forza Horizon 5. Playground Games rebalanced the system for Japan, so you can no longer count on them falling out of every level-up. The reliable way to get them in bulk is Car Mastery: buy a cheap car with a Super Wheelspin perk, spend skill points on it, and repeat.

This guide is up to date for the current version of the game (Series 7 "City Life", live since November 2, 2026).

Quick answer

Requirements

• Wheelspins unlocked. In FH6 you start as a tourist, and Wheelspins only open up once you finish the Horizon qualifiers and earn your first Wristband. Before that, there's nothing to spin.
• Credits. Around 86,000 per Subaru.
• A way to earn skill points. Every skill chain you bank is capped at 10 skill points, so a good farm route matters more than raw driving talent.

What a Super Wheelspin actually is

A regular Wheelspin gives you one random prize: a car, credits or a cosmetic item. A Super Wheelspin spins three reels at once, so you get three prizes from a single spin. That makes them the fastest way to fill out your garage, which is why players farm them.

Step-by-step: the Subaru 22B Super Wheelspin loop

The 22B is the go-to car because it's cheap, it's in the regular Autoshow, and its Car Mastery tree reaches the Super Wheelspin perk (called Spinball Wizard) for roughly 30 skill points.

1. Earn some skill points first. Skill points come from banking skill chains (drifts, near misses, jumps, smashing scenery). Each banked chain gives a maximum of 10 points, so aim for chains you can bank safely rather than huge ones you'll crash out of.
2. Pick a farm route. Players usually use an EventLab route or open terrain with lots of smashable objects, where you can hold the throttle and string skills together.
3. Buy a new 22B from the Autoshow. Don't buy it from the Auction House. A used car may already have had its mastery perks claimed.
4. Open Car Mastery and unlock the path to Spinball Wizard. You need about 30 skill points in total: roughly 20 to unlock the nodes leading up to it and 10 for the perk itself.
5. Spin it. The Super Wheelspin goes straight to your spins. Use it from the pause menu.
6. Sell or keep the car, then buy another. Once the perk is gone, the car has no more spin value. Sell it on the Auction House or keep it, then buy a fresh 22B and repeat steps 4 to 6.

Other cars with a Super Wheelspin perk

The 22B isn't the only option. Plenty of other cars have Spinball Wizard somewhere in their mastery tree. The 2024 Lamborghini Revuelto is the best-known pricier pick: 365,000 credits, and around 39 skill points get you three regular Wheelspins plus one Super Wheelspin.

Check what's already in your garage before you buy anything. If you own the VIP Membership, its three Forza Edition cars (a Dodge Viper ACR, a Lotus Evija and a Toyota Tacoma) all have Spinball Wizard, so spend skill points on those first.

Every other way to get Super Wheelspins

• VIP Membership. VIP gives one Super Wheelspin per week. It arrives in your Message Center, which unlocks after the first Wristband qualifier. Any spins sent before that can be claimed later.
• Leveling up. Most level-ups give regular Wheelspins. Super Wheelspins are saved for bigger milestones.
• Collection Journal. Some journal milestones pay out Super Wheelspins.
• Festival Playlist. Playlist challenges can include Wheelspins and Super Wheelspins as rewards, so check the current Series 7 Playlist each week.

For regular Wheelspins, the Tokyo House is worth it: it gives one free Wheelspin each day you log in. It costs 3,000,000 credits, or comes free with VIP.

Tips and common mistakes

• Buying from the Auction House. It's the number one mistake. Always buy farm cars new from the Autoshow.
• Overextending skill chains. A chain is lost if you crash before banking it, and you can't get more than 10 points from one chain anyway. Bank often.
• Expecting a supercar every spin. The rebalance made Super Wheelspins more rewarding than before but also rarer, and the prize pool still includes credits and cosmetic items alongside the cars.
• Forgetting the PR Stunt reset. The Series 7 update wiped every PR Stunt leaderboard because of exploits, but your Collection Journal progress was kept, so journal rewards you were working toward aren't lost.
• Skipping the weekly VIP spin. If you own VIP, check the Message Center every week. It's a free Super Wheelspin and takes ten seconds.