Treat Wheel is an open-source Zygisk module by PerformanC that helps hide and manage mounts for rooted Android setups, it’s designed to work with ReZygisk and modern root managers, check compatibility before installing.
This post explains what Treat Wheel is, why people use it, and how to install and use it safely.

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What is Treat Wheel
Treat Wheel is a general‑purpose root module built for Zygisk environments. It aims to be lightweight, traceless, and simple, offering helpers for hiding detections and managing mounts used by other modules (for example, ReVanced mounts). The project is hosted on GitHub under PerformanC.
Features of Treat Wheel
- C99 codebase for performance and small footprint.
- Traceless behavior to reduce detection surface.
- RVU (ReVanced Umount) support to enumerate and unmount ReVanced modules when configured.
- WebUI improvements and detection hiding added across releases (see community release notes).
Requirements
- Root manager: Magisk (with Zygisk disabled if using ReZygisk), KernelSU, or APatch compatible manager.
- ReZygisk: Treat Wheel expects ReZygisk (open‑source Zygisk implementation) version compatible with the module.
- Android: Generally Android 7.1+ per repo notes.
Why use Treat Wheel
- Cleaner hiding: It reduces traces that apps use to detect root.
- Compatibility with ReVanced workflows: Automates unmounting when modules include a small config file.
- Open source: Community‑auditable code via GitHub and ReZygisk ecosystem.
Download
Get the latest release from the official GitHub releases or the project’s official release channel (community posts and Telegram often repost zips). Always prefer the main repo release and verify checksums if provided.
Install
- Backup your device and data.
- Ensure ReZygisk or compatible Zygisk implementation is installed and active.
- Flash the Treat Wheel zip via your root manager’s module installer.
- Reboot and check module status in your root manager. Community posts stress deleting old data folders before fresh installs if WebUI fails.
How to use
- Most features are automatic. For RVU, ReVanced modules must include a tw_config file with module_type =revancedand allow_umount =true. Treat Wheel will then enumerate and unmount as needed.
Credit
Project by PerformanC on GitHub; ReZygisk is a related open‑source Zygisk implementation used alongside Treat Wheel. Community testing and release notes come from Telegram and XDA contributors.
FAQs
It’s open source, but any root module runs with high privileges, read the code or rely on trusted community builds.
Treat Wheel is designed for ReZygisk; compatibility with closed Zygisk forks may be limited.
Use the project’s GitHub issues and official community channels (Telegram/Signal) for support.
Ending
Treat Wheel is a focused tool for advanced rooted users who want a small, open‑source helper for hiding and mount management. If you try it, backup first, match versions carefully, and follow community notes to avoid conflicts.


