Take on demanding heavy-haul work with the 65T Scissorneck trailer for American Truck Simulator. The 65-ton, 24-wheel trailer can be combined with its jeep and booster to create a 56-wheel full setup built for oilfield equipment, heavy machinery and unusual oversized cargo.
This is not a trailer designed for effortless highway runs. Its length, wheel count and cargo scale make route planning, cornering and truck choice part of every job, giving experienced heavy-haul players a more involved way to move specialist loads.
Key features
- Sixty-five-ton scissorneck design.
- Twenty-four wheels on the main trailer configuration.
- Jeep and booster combination for a 56-wheel full setup.
- Cargo themes covering oilfield equipment, machinery and unusual heavy loads.
- A growing catalog currently containing 17 load options.
Cargo status
The current catalog contains 17 loads. The entire cargo selection and the base trailer are currently being reworked to bring them up to a higher and more consistent quality standard.
Compatibility
The current release is version-locked to ATS 1.60. Use the matching game version and check for a compatible trailer update before changing your ATS version.
Driving experience
The full combination is designed to be challenging. Allow extra space for turns, watch the jeep and booster through intersections and choose a tractor with enough power and stability for the load. The difficulty is an intentional part of the trailer’s heavy-haul focus.
Next update
The next update will provide the trailer in two separate versions:
- A realistic-weight version using realistic weight values.
- A higher-capacity version retaining the current weight setup, allowing heavier cargo weights.
Both versions will use the reworked base trailer and cargo selection, allowing players to choose between realistic weight limits and the greater hauling capacity provided by the current setup.
Who it is for
Choose the 65T Scissorneck if you want a large, configurable heavy-haul combination with oilfield character and cargo that feels meaningfully different from standard lowboy work. It is best suited to players who enjoy route planning and challenging handling as much as the final delivery.
