FS25 Extended Vehicle Maintenance v1.0
Extended Vehicle Maintenance adds a more immersive maintenance system to Farming Simulator 25.
Instead of simply repairing machines instantly and moving on, this mod makes maintenance feel like part of everyday farm management. Drivable machines need service after operating hours, can be sent into maintenance, and remain unavailable while the work is being carried out.
The mod only affects machines that can be driven by the player, such as tractors, trucks, harvesters and other self-propelled vehicles. Implements and passive attachments are not part of the maintenance system.
Depending on the situation, different service options are available. You can send a machine to the workshop, call a technician, or repair it yourself. Each option has its own balance between cost and time: the technician is the most expensive option, while self-repair is the cheapest but takes the longest.
Extended Vehicle Maintenance also includes a malfunction system. Machines can suffer from issues such as engine problems, RPM/emergency-mode failures, flat tires or battery-related problems. Poorly maintained machines can become unreliable and may cause trouble during work.
A battery simulation is included as well. Batteries can discharge when electrical consumers are active and recharge while the engine is running.
Extended Vehicle Maintenance also includes a collision damage system. Strong impacts can damage vehicles depending on the collision speed, making careful driving and realistic vehicle handling more important.
Features
– Realistic maintenance system for drivable machines
– Maintenance based on operating hours
– Vehicles are locked while service is active
– Different service options: workshop, technician and self-repair
– Malfunction system with multiple failure types
– Battery charging and discharging simulation
– Collision damage system based on impact speed
– HUD for maintenance and vehicle condition information
– Configurable HUD size and position
– Multiplayer/server support
– Console commands for testing, debugging and recovery
– Affected Machines
– Extended Vehicle Maintenance is designed for machines that can be driven by the player.
Examples:
– Tractors
– Trucks
– Harvesters
– Wheel loaders
– Telehandlers
– Other self-propelled machines
– Implements and passive attachments are not handled as separate maintenance targets.
Service Options
– Workshop Service
– The machine is sent to the workshop and cannot be used while service is active. This option takes longer than calling a technician.
Technician
– A technician comes to repair or maintain the machine. This is the most expensive option, but it is useful when you want the work done without using the self-repair option.
Self-Repair
– Self-repair is the cheapest option, but it takes the longest. It is intended as the budget-friendly choice when time is less important than money.
Malfunctions
– The mod can simulate different technical problems, including:
Engine problems
– RPM/emergency-mode failures
– Flat tires
– Battery-related issues
– Some malfunctions can limit how a machine behaves, reduce reliability or prevent normal operation until the problem has been repaired.
Battery Simulation
– The battery system simulates basic charging and discharging behavior.
– Electrical consumers can slowly drain the battery when the engine is off, while running the engine can recharge it. This makes parked or poorly managed machines feel more realistic over time.
Collision Damage
– Extended Vehicle Maintenance includes a collision damage system for drivable machines.
– Strong impacts can cause vehicle damage depending on the collision speed. This makes careless driving, crashes and hard impacts more noticeable and adds another realistic consequence to machine handling.
The system is designed to make vehicle damage feel more connected to actual gameplay instead of only relying on regular wear and maintenance.
