Installation: move the texture file to the TextureCache.zip archive. The archive also has a standard texture, in case you don't like it.

A mod for control freaks or just those who love order and putting everything in its place.
After installing the mod, clear the cache with mandatory deletion of the Config.xml file, but specifically in the CACHE, not in the game folder. The files in the cache that need to be deleted are shown in the third screenshot.
Additional folders for mods. Mods can be placed in any of the suggested folders, taking folder priority into account.
Separate folders are offered for each type of mod.
The folders have different priorities. This is done intentionally. The highest priority is given to the Media_test and Media_level_test folders so that when testing a new mod, any issues are immediately visible if they exist. Then I suggest moving the tested mod to the Media folder if you liked the mod and it has no issues. After media test and media level test, the priority goes to Media_deffolt; this folder is needed if you tinker with default trucks and addons. Next priority is the Media folder, where I place already verified and liked mods for permanent use. Then the priority goes to Media_level, which is slightly lower than Media, because maps sometimes have built-in trucks and to prevent them from overriding higher-priority mods, the maps have slightly lower priority. Next is the Media_trailers folder, for trailers, if you need it, of course. The lowest priority is the Media_tracked_vehicles folder, which is for tracked vehicles. Although it makes sense to test this equipment first by placing it in Media_test, even after successful testing I place all tracked vehicles in Media_tracked_vehicles because they are still the most prone to various bugs and issues, so this folder has the lowest priority. And all these folders, naturally, have higher priority than Media.zip.

The video for the mod, as friends said, is quite old news, but it shows how you can create the folders you need yourself.