Farming Simulator 25 Patch 1.21 Fixes Trailers, Wheels, and Pack Issues

Patch 1.21 for Farming Simulator 25 is now rolling out across PC and consoles, with developer flinz noting that availability may be staggered by platform and that crossplay services could be temporarily affected during the transition.

Players launching the game for the first time after updating may encounter stuttering — a known side effect of shader recompilation that the team flags as expected behavior, particularly for those running mods or custom graphics settings.

What changed

Core fixes

• Fixed header collisions on header trailers causing unexpected movement with certain equipment combinations
• Fixed vegetable pallets failing to support onions
• Fixed wheels clipping through the ground or getting stuck on curbs at low speeds
• Fixed mods downloaded in the background causing issues during active play
• Xbox only: fixed larger mod downloads failing on some network configurations
• Improved key bindings for the Moza Farming Control System

Modding / SDK

• Added XML documentation files to the SDK folder
• Fixed a warning for selling stations without a wood pallet input
• Fixed default values in the objectStorage XML schema
• Fixed loading motion paths from modDesc.xml

Pack updates

• Mercedes-Benz Trucks Pack 1.3.0.0: fixed looping brake sound with wheel or controller input; fixed AI helpers unable to unload hooklift containers and the Unimog U 1800–2400; corrected license plate position on the Arocs
• Emergency Pack 1.0.1.0: fixed UI scrolling when using a controller
• Highlands Fishing Pack 1.4.0.0: visual adjustments on several models, adjusted sound volume, fixed missing gear shift sounds, fixed seat suspension camera on the New Holland T

For players who rely on mods or own any of the updated packs, this patch closes a notable cluster of friction points that had accumulated since the previous release.