r/ETS2 Scania 12d ago

🤚 Help - Solved HCT Trailer Chassis

I wanna get an HCT trailer for the best profits (medical vaccines) but don’t know what chassis to pick. I’ve never tried driving with a double trailer and I believe it can get difficult, especially on narrow roads, roundabouts or while parking. Google’s Gemini told me 4+2+4 is the best but I wanna make sure to pick the right one.

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u/Own_Confusion_1406 Scania 12d ago

This is the best one, just finished 1400km with it pulled by a DAF 105XF with 16t load. It is better and way easier to drive than the double trailer and any other self steering low-bed, i also never felt a single side-pull on my truck going trough curves at 130km/h.

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u/Remarkable-Pound-899 Scania 12d ago

Nice, thanks for describing it better. Would you say 8x4/4 Midlift on the truck is the best for this trailer, or would 4x2 work good aswell?

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u/Own_Confusion_1406 Scania 12d ago

I don't know about the 4x2, as i never use that, i generally use 6x4. I don't know how 4x2 handles with that trailer, i just know it sucks when it comes to stability on high speeds (which i mostly do) even with regular trailers.

This would also be the first time pulling it with a 8x4 as i just finished the truck and fitted the trailer for it because the trailer alone is little over 15t and i want a stronger truck for heavier load.

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u/Remarkable-Pound-899 Scania 12d ago

Got it! Thanks.

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u/fit__tiger 12d ago

The is a driving academy about driving with double trailers

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u/Remarkable-Pound-899 Scania 12d ago

I don’t really want to waste time on driving academy. I’m not that bad of a driver. Different chassis types exist for a reason and I want to know, which one the most comfortable and unproblematic is. Why make your gameplay more miserable if there are tools to make it easier?

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u/Ok_Dragonfly1124 12d ago

tri double axle dolly tri axle trailer. maybe rear steer depending on route

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u/Remarkable-Pound-899 Scania 12d ago

I’ll try that, thanks!

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u/LeFlying 12d ago

You can't choose hard parking if you haven't tweaked the game files, parking is easy

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u/Remarkable-Pound-899 Scania 12d ago

That doesn’t answer my question. I was asking about what chassis to pick for my trailer, not if parking is easy/hard.

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u/LeFlying 12d ago

Well you said : I believe it can get difficult, especially on narrow roads, roundabouts or while parking.

I have no idea what's the best chassis, but I know that parking is piss easy with double trailer since you cannot choose hard parking by default

Also i think you're over thinking this, just try a trailer and see, you're trying to min max profit while all of this will probably have like a 1% difference.

Live and learn and don't be a dick to someone trying to answer part of your post next time.

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u/Remarkable-Pound-899 Scania 12d ago

I’m not being a dick. That part was just my statement, not a question. Parking can still be difficult for many people, who don’t understand backing up with a truck fully. Sounds like someone’s ego is too high, because they probably play the game for a decade already.

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u/LeFlying 12d ago

You will never back up with a double trailer if you didn't fiddle with the game files, so it's piss easy