Description

Midwest Reefer Transport is a livery for a refrigerated trucking company from Lincoln, Nebraska. The mod adds new Midwest Reefer Transport paint jobs for trucks and trailers. It does not replace any other game files.

What it adds

Trucks: Blue metallic paint with white “MIDWEST REEFER TRANSPORT” lettering on both doors.
Trailer: Two paint jobs are available, both with a white body and the company logo:
“Midwest Reefer Transport” — dark logo with a blue map and white lettering.
“Midwest Reefer Transport (light logo)” — light logo with a light-colored map and blue lettering.

You can change the cab and body colors in the paint shop; the lettering and logo will remain unchanged.

All cab variants of these models:

Volvo VNL (2014)
Volvo VNL (2018)
Volvo VNL (2025)
Peterbilt 389
Freightliner Cascadia (2019)
Freightliner Cascadia (2024)

Compatible trailers
The SCS-owned box trailer, available from the trailer dealer, in reefer, insulated, and dry van configurations. All lengths are supported: 28, 32, 45, 48, and 53 ft.

Where to find the paint jobs
Go to the truck or trailer service and tuning menu, then select Paint. Choose “Midwest Reefer Transport”; trailers also have the “Midwest Reefer Transport (light logo)” option. Each paint job costs $100.

❤ ️ Someone loved this mod 4 hours ago!

💡 Others also downloaded: Peterbilt 358 V1.2.2, Hell Creek LTL SCS Trucks and BOX Trailers, Volvo VNL A 860 Skin.

Compatibility: ATS 1.62, 1.62 Skins, Peterbilt 1.62

Author: Old

Make a difference – rate mods!

4.9 out of 5 stars - 4 votes

How to install this mod (Full installation guide)

Download and extract the mod. File extension should be .scs (ModsHost download guide).
Find the mods folder on your computer
- Windows – /Documents/American Truck Simulator/mod
Copy the downloaded file to your Mods folder
Launch the game and enjoy your mod!

Problems? Let us know in the comments! Your feedback helps modders improve the mod. Also, be sure to check the comments section - other players may have already shared solutions to common issues.

Incorrect? Let us know!