Features:
- Up to 99 phone wallpapers;
- Integrated clock display;
- Two dynamic wallpaper modes;
- Wallpaper changes based on fuel percentage;
- Frequent and less frequent dynamic wallpaper options;
- Added support for DAF XF Electric;
- Added support for Renault E-Tech T;
- Added support for Freightliner Cascadia 2024;
- Updated clock font;
- Minor visual and technical improvements;
- No changes to trucks or default phone functionality;
- Tested on Euro Truck Simulator 2 versions 1.48–1.53;
- Requires the Toys DLC.
The ETS2 Phone Wallpapers with Watch mod adds a large selection of wallpapers to the in-game phone while keeping the original truck and phone systems completely unchanged. The latest v9.1 update expands the collection to an impressive 99 wallpapers, giving players plenty of options for personalizing their phone display.
In addition to static wallpapers, the mod includes two dynamic wallpaper modes that automatically change the displayed background depending on the vehicle’s fuel level. Players can choose between a more frequent and a less frequent switching behavior, allowing the phone display to change gradually during regular gameplay.
Version 9.1 also adds support for the DAF XF Electric, Renault E-Tech T, and Freightliner Cascadia 2024, while the clock font has been updated and several minor visual adjustments have been made.
The mod does not modify trucks, vehicle physics, or the default phone functionality, making it a simple visual enhancement that can be used alongside other ETS2 mods. It has been tested on Euro Truck Simulator 2 versions 1.48 through 1.53.
The Toys DLC is required for the mod to function correctly. Installation is simple: place the mod file into your ETS2 mod folder and activate it through the in-game Mod Manager.
With 99 wallpapers, dynamic fuel-based backgrounds, updated vehicle support, and a clean integration with the default phone system, this mod is a great visual addition for Euro Truck Simulator 2 players who want more customization without changing the core gameplay.
