Features:
- John Deere 9R priced at $346,000
- John Deere 9RX priced at $428,500
- 9R power options of 462 517 572 627 and 670 hp
- 9RX power options of 517 572 627 and 670 hp
- Top speed of 40 kph on the 9R and 42 kph on the 9RX
- Both models are listed as large tractors
- Color configurations on both tractors
- Windscreen tinting options
- Optional left and right-hand rotating doors
- Adjustable rearview mirrors
- Available on PC Mac PS5 and Xbox Series
- Made by Hispano
The John Deere 9R and 9RX sit at the heavy end of the lineup in Farming Simulator 25, both listed as large tractors and built to pull the biggest tillage and seeding trains. Each arrives with a whole ladder of engine ratings rather than one fixed power figure.
The 9R starts at $346,000 and can be ordered with 462, 517, 572, 627 or 670 hp, running up to 40 kph. The 9RX asks $428,500 and covers 517, 572, 627 and 670 hp with a slightly higher top speed of 42 kph, so the two models overlap at the top while the 9RX opens a stronger entry point.
Customization is shared across both tractors: color configurations, windscreen tinting, optional left and right-hand rotating doors and adjustable rearview mirrors. Both run on PC and Mac as well as PS5 and Xbox Series consoles.
