Ram raids are the most direct crime in MafiaKill — you drive a vehicle straight through a storefront, grab what you can and get out before the sirens arrive. Your car's ram power is the star of the show: the heavier the bumper, the better your odds on the bigger targets.
There are six targets, from a Small Store you can hit almost safely up to the International Bank, where you gamble a 10% success rate against a ×35 multiplier. Every raid also carries real jail time if it goes wrong. This guide walks through every target, the numbers behind them, and the cars that make ram raids profitable.
How Ram Raids Work
A ram raid is exactly what it sounds like: you use a vehicle's ram power to smash into a location and grab its goods. The job is a smash-and-grab, which means speed and force — your vehicle needs the muscle to punch through and the speed to get away.
The better your vehicle's ram power, the better your outcomes across the board. Vehicles with high ramraid power unlock and improve the bigger targets, so building a dedicated ram-raid car is a project that pays off at every tier of the job.
- Pick a target and check its level, success rate and jail time.
- Bring a vehicle with enough ram power for the job.
- Smash in, grab the loot and escape before the police arrive.
- A failed raid can land you in jail — the timer depends on the target.
Pro Tips
- Build a dedicated ram-raid vehicle — a high-rampower car is a permanent asset for the job.
- Check your car's ram power against the target before you commit, not after.
- Start on the Small Store to learn the rhythm before you touch the banks.
The Six Targets
Ram raids offer six targets, each defined by a multiplier, a minimum level, a success rate and a jail time if you are caught. The Small Store pays ×5 with 50% success and a 3 minute jail trip; the International Bank pays ×35 with just 10% success and 14 minutes in jail.
Between those extremes sit the Tank Station (×10, 40%), Supermarket (×15, 30%), Small Bank (×25, 20%) and Casino (×30, 15%). The progression is clean: each tier roughly doubles your multiplier while roughly halving your odds.
| Target | Multiplier | Min Level | Success | Jail Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Store | ×5 | 1 | 50% | 3 min |
| Tank Station | ×10 | 3 | 40% | 5 min |
| Supermarket | ×15 | 5 | 30% | 7 min |
| Small Bank | ×25 | 8 | 20% | 10 min |
| Casino | ×30 | 10 | 15% | 12 min |
| International Bank | ×35 | 12 | 10% | 14 min |
Pro Tips
- The Tank Station and Supermarket are the efficiency sweet spots — solid multipliers with fair odds.
- Only push the Casino and International Bank when your ram power justifies the 10–15% gamble.
- Level requirements gate the big targets, so the progression ladder is your raid roadmap.
The Right Car
Not every car is built for ram raids. The vehicles that shine are the ones with high ram power — heavy rides with real mass behind the bumper. A high-rampower car improves your odds and lets you attempt the top targets with a chance worth taking.
A ram-raid fleet is a real project: start with a mid-weight vehicle for the small targets, then upgrade as your bankroll grows. The best raiders pair a fast escape car with a heavy smasher, using each where it is strongest.
Pro Tips
- Prioritise ram power over top speed for the smash itself; escape speed matters less than breaking in.
- Keep your ram-raid vehicle fully repaired — a damaged car is a failed raid.
- A single strong smasher beats a garage of weak cars for this job.
Ram Raid Strategy
The economics of ram raids are simple: match the target to your level and your car. A 50% Small Store is a reliable money printer at low levels, while the 10% International Bank is a jackpot run for the brave and well-equipped. Trying the Casino on a starter car is a fast way to meet your cellmates.
Jail time is the hidden cost of ram raids. At 3 minutes for the Small Store it is trivial, but 12–14 minutes on the Casino and International Bank is a real hit to your momentum. Bank your earnings, keep a jail fund, and treat each tier as a level-gated decision rather than a pure gamble.
Pro Tips
- Farm the Small Store and Tank Station until your car's ram power legitimately unlocks the higher tiers.
- Time your high-tier raids so a jail trip lands in a quiet moment, not during a scheduled operation.
- Reinvest raid profits into your vehicle first, your wallet second — the car is the multiplier.
Pro Tips
- 1.A high-rampower car improves outcomes at every tier — it is the most important raid investment.
- 2.The Small Store (×5, 50%) is the safe base; the International Bank (×35, 10%) is the jackpot.
- 3.Jail time scales from 3 to 14 minutes — factor the cost of a failed raid into your target choice.
- 4.Match target level to your level; raiding above your tier is a fast ticket to a cell.
- 5.Ram power beats top speed for breaking in, and a repaired car beats a damaged one every time.
Related Pages
The complete car theft guide — the four theft tiers, car categories from low to exotic, the garage system, smuggling capacity and the best value rides in MafiaKill.
Complete guide to the crime system in MafiaKill — solo crimes, hostage jobs, and multiplayer heists like Route 66, OC Heist and Syndicate operations.
The complete gang guide — creating or joining a gang, the full hierarchy from Prospect to Leader, gang facilities, territories, gang wars and upgrades.
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