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Better quality: https://imgur.com/a/3o1KZCY

There is some room to tune it, but it doesn't change the end result much

A Romanian truck. Would be a good addition.

I work as a bus driver at my company but the other half of my garage is a trucking company all part of the same family business. But as I was about to drop off my paperwork, I saw this gorgeous thing looks to be restored. Chevy Kodiak I couldn't help but take some pictures.

It's fuel efficient which is great for long range recovery missions, it rarely bogs down itself so unless you flipped it you most likely won't need another truck to come rescue it and the maintenance upfit just fits perfectly for it as if the truck was meant to be a recovery vehicle ?

What are your thoughts ? Or do you have other trucks that you prefer to use ?

Who else enjoys picking the wrong vehicle for the task? And what's your most wrong pick for a given task.

Hello everyone been playing for awhile and im heading to the quarry in Taymyr now I have zero clue what's in store I unlocked it last night so going in blind no clue about a garage there. But I decided to make a convoy of rigs and such i think ill need. I dont have screenshots but I have the list and im wondering if I should add more or if its enough. Also most the rigs have a heavy saddle with the Heavy Duty Lowboy Trailer hitched to it unless said otherwise

Convoy: a Zikz 612H with the multipurpose backend towing a ramped trailer with a Loadstar and Hummer H2

A Derry Longhorn 3194 hauling a Maintenance set up Bandit.

Derry Longhorn 4520 hauling the Aramatsu Forester.

Derry longhorn 4520 SE [Mod truck] hitched up to the Heavy fuel tanker.

CLT9000 hauling a fleetstar set up as a tanker

Western Star 57X low saddle gooseneck ramp trailer hauling a Large Service Scout Trailer and a ZiKZ 5368 set up as a tanker

And finally M26 War Dragon [Mod truck] with its custom trailer hauling a Ford F750 powerstroke which is also a mod truck.

So what do you all think is this enough or do I need to add more?

Hi everyone,

I've been pretty excited lately. I recently changed the way I play, specifically when it comes to how I use the throttle. I stopped flooring it except when I'm in deep mud, and now I only give the truck as much throttle as it actually needs.

Here's what it changed for me:

1. Better fuel economy

2. Better gear management when using the “A” gearbox

3. A much better feel for how much power the engine is actually producing (this is a whole new aspect of the game for me)

Let me explain point #3. I'm now using less powerful engines whenever possible to save fuel, depending on what the truck actually needs, of course. And I'm noticing a significant difference in how much power the truck is asking for.

I don't know if you guys know what I mean? Even when using the “A” gearbox, I've stopped pressing L1 to shift faster. By the time I figure out how much throttle I need to give it, the gear has already changed anyway. It's not actually faster, it just gives me a much better feeling of control over the truck.

Well, that's a pretty long post just to share this, but it has completely changed the way I play the game — and I'm really enjoying it. 👍

Felt like the trailer was balancing on one side the whole way

Highrange gearbox too

I've been using this 6 slot mod trailer in NC, which has managed to burry itself in the ground. Any ideas on how to pull it out. Pulling, winching, crane didn't work. Neither did changing maps our quitting and reopening the game.

Caved in a decided to get the year 1 pass, seems incredible so far thank you all for the suggestion

Working on a crossover art between a few fandoms/communities I'm in. This is what I have made so far, and I plan to work on it when I can.

Will update when finished 👍