Farming Simulator 25 mods people keep downloading on ModsDrop
These are the Farming Simulator 25 mods that ModsDrop visitors keep coming back to, listed from the most downloaded. The list spans heavy trucks, small hand tools, a storage building and a pair of scripts that change how you read the game.
It suits anyone building out a farm who wants proven additions rather than a long list to sort through themselves.
Lizard Premium Max – Rural Motorhome
The Lizard Premium Max is a rural-style motorhome with a rustic kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, animated doors, windows and awning, and optional solar panels. Colours for the body, stripe, awning and wheels can all be set separately. It suits players running large farms who want a living space on site rather than a purely functional vehicle.
Download size: about 27 MB
AgriBumper Free Version
AgriBumper Free Version adds front weights ranging from 400 kg to 1600 kg, with configurations for standard vehicles and support for prepared mod vehicles. Main, design and weight colours can be set to match the rest of a fleet, and there is underride protection built into the setup. It suits anyone who needs practical ballast without hunting for a weight to fit a specific machine.
Download size: about 5 MB
Scythe – Traditional Hand Mower
The Scythe is a simple, inexpensive hand tool for cutting grass with a working width of half a metre and a low top speed. It sits in the Miscellaneous category and is aimed squarely at small fields and gardens rather than full-size operations. It suits players focused on a smaller or more old-fashioned style of farming where big machinery would be overkill.
Download size: under 1 MB
Metal Open Shed – Colorable Medium Storage Building
The Metal Open Shed is a medium storage building priced low and with daily maintenance of just a dollar, making it cheap to keep running. It stores vehicles under cover, holds crops and supports AutoLoad for bales, BigBags and pallets. It suits a younger farm that needs extra storage without eating into a tight budget.
Download size: about 2 MB
Use Up Your Tyres – Realistic Tyre Wear and Replacement
Use Up Your Tyres adds visual and physical tyre wear that progresses with distance travelled, reducing grip on loose surfaces as tread wears down. Wear rate can be adjusted from a slow 0.1x up to a fast 50x, and the workshop screens gain replacement options with a warning once tyres reach 85 percent wear. It suits players who want ongoing maintenance to matter rather than treating tyres as a fixed, unchanging part of a vehicle.
Download size: under 1 MB
Lizard HLF 20
The Lizard HLF 20 is a fire and technical rescue engine with animated doors, steps and roller shutters, a detailed interior and a working light mast and rear warning system. The siren and blue lights are functional rather than cosmetic, and there is a mounting point for a hose reel. It fits players who want an emergency vehicle on the farm rather than another tractor or truck.
Download size: about 19 MB
Extended Game Infodisplay – Year and Temperature HUD
Extended Game Infodisplay expands the information panel in the top right corner to show the current year, the current temperature and a trend indicator for whether it is rising, falling or steady. Daily minimum and maximum temperatures are also shown, alongside fixes for a weather icon glitch and temperature alignment on widescreen setups. It suits players who like planning around weather and want that information visible without opening a separate menu.
Download size: under 1 MB
Lizard 379 – Customizable Large Truck up to 1050 hp
The Lizard 379 is a large, heavily customisable truck with chassis layouts from a short 4×2 up to an elongated 8×4, and power options running from a standard 425 hp up to 1050 hp. You can set cab length, suspension, seat position, lighting and a wide range of colours and stickers to match a fleet. It suits players who want one flagship hauler they can tune to a specific job rather than several fixed trucks.
Download size: about 31 MB
A few practical pointers
- Add a handful of mods at a time and run the farm for a bit before installing more, so it is clear what each one changes.
- Check that vehicle, tool and script mods are compatible with any other vehicle or map mods already on your save.
- Keep an eye on savegame size and loading times as you add placeables and scripts, and remove anything you stop using.
- Back up your save before adding anything that changes core mechanics, such as tyre wear or HUD behaviour.
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