FS25 Vehicle Store Mods

Challenge: Can you survive playing with only mods and nothing from the basegame? It’s entirely possible, and creates not only a reliance on the modding community, but it creates some interesting gameplay restrictions that may change how you look at your gameplay. This mod will remove all base-game vehicles, tools & placeables from the store. Those…

V1.4.0.6 Performance on multiplayer servers significantly improved, Fixed an error where the moisture of RWSM was not detected correctly, causing the vehicle to barely create deeper tracks. Visual Mud Tracks expands Farming Simulator 25 with a comprehensive simulation of lanes, soil moisture, tire behavior, compaction, fruit destruction, root damage and bogging. This means that vehicles…

V1.0.0.2 Troubleshooting issues that prevent game save data from reloading. Real Mechanical Wear adds a detailed mechanical wear and maintenance system to Farming Simulator 25. Instead of vehicles simply losing a generic amount of condition, this mod simulates the wear of individual mechanical systems based on engine load, operating conditions, contamination, temperature and usage. The…

British Fill Units Finally, grain measured like grain. British Fill Units is a UK-style farming localisation mod for Farming Simulator 25. The mod brings authentic British farming terminology and realistic metric units to the game by replacing litre-based displays for solid materials with kilograms and tonnes, while localising selected terminology to better reflect UK farming…

RealPhysics Steering brings a heavier, smoother and more realistic steering feel to Farming Simulator 25. It replaces the default snap-back steering with a RealPhysics steering controller where the wheels stay at the angle you leave them. Steering angle is also remembered when leaving and re-entering a vehicle. At higher speeds, steering can automatically become calmer…

Fresh adds shelf life to your products – crops age over time and will spoil if not sold or used! Your harvested crops, processed goods, and baled forage now have realistic shelf lives – leafy vegetables spoil quickly, while grains and canned products last much longer. Leave produce sitting too long and it will expire…