[REL] Smarty's Wheel Pack [v1.10.3 - 19/02/2026]

[SirDannyL]

Thanks for the update,Man!

[xTHANATOPSISx]

@Smarty would you happen to have some information on roughly what years the 5-hole and 10-hole tube-style wheels were most commonly in production/use as OE fitment? I can kind of ballpark it, but I'm betting you have the information on account of doing research on them for your mod.

Everything looks pretty good. Noticed the lug nuts float a bit on the rears/trailer, at least with the old-style wheels. Other than that, seems to all be working as intended. Very much appreciate the budd nuts and more older wheels/tires to help support your and other old school trucks. It probably seems like a small thing to a lot of people but it really is very nice to have.

[DarkD92]

Thanks for the update.

[Fr0styFlame]

@Smarty Hi there! Thank you for the great mod. Will it be updated for 1.50?

[DaGhost]

Works fine in its current state in 1.50

[Smarty]

1.10
- Added front demountable wheels
- Added T-Kane rear hub covers
- Added an assortment of new nuts and hubs based on some models 5150 sent me
- Texture rework on Alcoa widebase
- Fixed incorrect reflection type on tube type Alcoa wheels

[DAFmanXFE6]

Thank you, the one mod I've always kept active.

[Smarty]

1.10.2
- Fixed crash when using grease hub on trailer steer axle
- Added (fictional) whitewall version of Goodyear Super Hi-Miler
1.10.1
- Fixed material assignments on Accuride 28807 that were affecting paintability on some pieces

[SerPounce]

I am going to post it on here as well, since there were no responses to my question on the "Your average fuel economy in ATS" thread.

I have a question that I thought was relevant to this topic, so I didn't want to create a new one. When did tyres start affecting fuel mileage? I had been using Galimim's tyre mod forever. I wanted to try Smarty's wheel pack — I don't know why I hadn't used it before given how popular it is, but I love it — and I've noticed that my fuel mileage has improved, not drastically, but definitely noticeably. I use an app called Fuelio to calculate my mpg between fuel stops. I used to get the high 6s and low 7s with my VNL 2018 860. I haven't changed the engine, transmission or cruise speed. I just finished a load from Galveston, TX to Lewistown, MT. I fuelled up somewhere in Kansas, then again in Lewistown after delivering, and got 7.54. I even got 8's in the previous delivery. I reset my trip info every four weeks in-game, so I haven't tested it out like that yet, but I've noticed that the decimal doesn't constantly go up and down, especially when starting and stopping at traffic lights, etc. I don't think it is a placebo effect, so enlighten me!

In my original post, I forgot to mention that it used to shifts to 12th gear at around 59 mph, but now it does so at 61 mph. This is one of the things I noticed had changed, despite not having changed anything except the rims and tyres. Lastly, I haven't driven in the game for four weeks because I haven't had enough time to play lately. However, as of the second week, I am still achieving better MPG.

Thank you for this amazing mod.

[IwantPETERBILT350]

Were there ever rear dayton wheels, I could swear I remember customizing them in the ATS truck editor. I know there are the front daytons and I use those all the time.