Indian Bike Driving 3D Cheat Codes: Complete List & How to Use

There are over 50 active cheat codes in Indian Bike Driving 3D, covering everything from vehicle spawns like the Bugatti and Apache helicopter to wild effects like Moon Gravity, Zombie mode, and T-Rex. None of the codes give money — but what they do give you is an absurd amount of content to experiment with. Enter codes through the in-game phone menu using the number pad (more on that below), and you can use every code as many times as you want, no cooldowns, no limits.

This page is the full reference: every confirmed code, what it unlocks, and exactly how to enter it — so you’re not guessing your way through sub-menus.

Every Indian Bike Driving 3D Cheat Code (50+ Verified)

All codes below were verified as of February 2026. The game receives new codes regularly — check back monthly if you’re looking for freshly added vehicles or effects.

How to Redeem Cheat Codes — Step by Step

The phone menu is the only place to enter codes. It’s a couple of taps deep, so here’s the exact path to follow each time:

1. Launch Indian Bike Driving 3D and load into the game world.
2. Look at the bottom-left corner of your screen — tap the button with the phone icon.
3. The phone interface opens. From the icons shown, select the green handset icon in the centre. This takes you to your contact list.
4. On the contact list screen, find the icon in the bottom-left showing 9 orange circles (the dial pad). Tap it.
5. The number entry pad appears. Type your cheat code exactly as listed — some codes include a # symbol, so don’t skip it.
6. Confirm, and your reward spawns or activates immediately.

That’s the full sequence. There are no one-time limits — every code can be entered repeatedly, any time you’re in-game. Want to cycle between Slow Motion and Moon Gravity back to back? Go for it.

One thing to keep in mind: some codes share similar digits, so it’s easy to fat-finger a wrong entry on mobile. If nothing happens after tapping a code, double-check against the table above — the code probably just didn’t register correctly.

The Best Codes to Try First

With 50+ codes available, the obvious question is where to start. A few stand out depending on what you’re after.

9129 — Infinity Health. This one changes the whole feel of the game. You stop worrying about crashes and can focus on just riding hard, exploring, or testing other codes without the constant reset loop. Activate this early.

7112 — Moon Gravity. Probably the most fun code in the game. Bikes catch massive air off the smallest bumps. Stack this with 1215 (Super Jump) or 1216 (Ultra Super Jump) and things get genuinely ridiculous.

51 — T-Rex / 50 — Velociraptor. The dinosaur codes are a highlight. Spawning a T-Rex into traffic creates chaos in a way that no car code quite replicates. Great for messing around or recording clips.

4444 — Bugatti Chiron / 8012 — Bugatti. If you want raw top speed, start here. Both variants handle differently enough that it’s worth trying both.

555 — Plane. One of the few codes that gets you airborne without needing the helicopter. Paired with Moon Gravity, this is a different experience entirely.

The Monster Truck modifier (prefix any vehicle code with 0) is also worth knowing — it transforms spawned vehicles into oversized versions, which works on a surprising number of entries in the list.

A Few Things Worth Knowing Before You Start

No code gives you money or unlocks permanent account progression. These are purely session-based effects — spawned vehicles and activated modes apply immediately but don’t carry over as permanent unlocks in the traditional sense.

Some codes share the same number but appear twice in community lists under different vehicle names. Code 200, for example, is listed as both “Bag” and “Horse” in different sources — community testing suggests the result may depend on your current game version or region build. If one entry behaves unexpectedly, that’s likely why.

Similarly, 333 appears associated with both Bolero and Scorpio Classic. Enter it and see which one shows up in your version.

Codes with leading zeros — like 0002, 0015, and 01212 — need the zeros entered exactly as shown. Dropping them gives a different code or no result at all.

The game updates frequently, and new codes drop most months. As of February 2026, everything in the table above is confirmed active, but codes added after that date won’t be listed here yet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Indian Bike Driving 3D cheat codes expire?

None of the codes currently have expiry dates. Unlike promo codes in games like Roblox, these cheat codes are baked into the game itself — they work as long as the version of the game that added them is still installed.

Can I use cheat codes to get money or coins?

No. There are currently no cheat codes that give currency. All codes spawn vehicles, creatures, or activate gameplay effects like Moon Gravity or Slow Motion. For money, you’re back to in-game progression.

Why isn’t my code working?

Most failures come down to typos — especially on codes with leading zeros or the # symbol. Double-check the exact entry. If you’re sure it’s correct and still not working, your game version may not yet include that code, or it may have been patched in a recent update.

How many times can I use each code?

Unlimited. No cooldown, no daily cap. You can spam the same vehicle spawn as many times as you want within a single session.

Do codes work offline?

Yes. Indian Bike Driving 3D doesn’t require an internet connection to redeem cheat codes — they’re processed locally in-game through the phone menu, not through any server-side validation.

Is there a code for unlimited fuel?

Code 00 spawns a Fuel Tank, which gives you a fuel-related item. There’s no single code that enables permanent unlimited fuel, but using 00 repeatedly is the closest workaround currently available.