Jogger FiveM Van Pack: 12 Working Vans

Benefactor Jogger FiveM Van Pack supplies 12 commercial and passenger vans for civilian work. The lore-friendly collection covers deliveries, rentals, construction, news crews and transport.

Cargo models

• Jogger Cargo LWB (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggercl1.
• Jogger Cargo LWB Dually (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggercl2.
• Jogger Cargo LWB 4×4 (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggercl3.
• Jogger Cargo SWB (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggercs1.
• Jogger Cargo SWB Dually (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggercs2.
• Jogger Cargo SWB 4×4 (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggercs3.

Passenger models

• Jogger Passenger LWB (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggerpl1.
• Jogger Passenger LWB Dually (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggerpl2.
• Jogger Passenger LWB 4×4 (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggerpl3.
• Jogger Passenger SWB (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggerps1.
• Jogger Passenger SWB Dually (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggerps2.
• Jogger Passenger SWB 4×4 (2018-2026): onx_tfjoggerps3.

The range includes short and long wheelbases, with cargo and passenger bodies. Single-rear-wheel, dually and 4×4 configurations provide the alternatives. Each model has an independent spawn name, allowing separate assignments in a dealership, rental fleet or job system.

Front and rear body equipment

The modular parts allow the vans to take different working roles. A fleet can select work-oriented steps, a more finished luxury arrangement or off-road equipment. The options may differ slightly between individual models.

• Front Bumper — 7 choices: stock and painted finishes, foglight arrangements, aftermarket, heavy-duty and guarded heavy-duty designs.
• Rear Bumper — 21 choices: work, lux, tube and offroad step packages, painted combinations and an Overland rear.
• Side Steps / Skirt — 10 choices matching the work, lux, tube and offroad rear-step styles.
• Mudflaps — 3 choices: none, OEM or Overland.

Grille, bonnet and rear doors

• Grille — 13 choices spanning classic and modern appearances, slat and vertical-slat designs, and different finishes.
• Hood — 3 choices: stock, deflector or hood bra.
• Left Back Door — 9 choices including ladder, overland racks, equipment or box arrangements, and a spare wheel.
• Right Back Door — 9 corresponding utility and overland choices.

The door equipment supports different rear-body arrangements, while the grille and bonnet choices change the front appearance. A utility van can use the ladder or equipment fittings, and an overland configuration can select the relevant rack and spare-wheel options.

Roof and smaller exterior options

• Roof — 14 choices, including trade racks for ladders, lumber, tubes or canoes, overland setups and a News Rack.
• Number Plate — 2 choices: stock or Euro.
• Front Bumper Additions — 7 choices, including splitter, guards, wraparound guards and a pushbar.
• Grille Surround — 10 finish choices, with grille lights available.
• Side Markers — 2 choices: clean sides or marker lights.
• Cargo Door — 2 choices: stock right-side door or left-side door.

Interior equipment

The Interior category has 5 options. Its equipment covers box racks, construction racks, news gear and mechanic gear. These loadouts give the van a working interior appropriate to the selected role.

Roof and interior equipment can therefore distinguish a media vehicle from a trade van. The dedicated News Rack and news loadout are the media choices, while the construction and mechanic arrangements provide the corresponding work equipment. The selection belongs to the shared customisation tree, subject to the variation between models.

Included fleet designs

The pack supplies 27 liveries for mail, rental, industrial, commercial and media uses. They can be used directly or as the starting point for server-specific branding.

• GoPostal.
• PostOp.
• Alpha Mail.
• Krapea.
• JiffiRent.
• Olympian Rentals.
• Touchdown Car Rentals.
• Floor Skin.
• The Mighty Bush.
• SanTrak.
• Slag Canyon.
• Kabel Manufacturing.
• Schlott Construction.
• Hugo Scaffolds.
• McGill-Olsen.
• Disruption Logistics.
• Powermetal.
• eCola.
• Junk Energy.
• Logger Light.
• Atomic Tires.
• Humane Labs.
• Fukaru.
• Black Eagle.
• Weazel News.
• CNT News.
• Rat on Rat News.

The liveries and independent model entries let different businesses use the Jogger family without sharing the same appearance. A postal job can use a cargo body, while a transport or rental role can choose a passenger model. The body configuration and graphic identity are separate choices.

Resource setup

1. Create [onx_vehicles] in the server resources folder and place the ONX vehicle resources there.
2. Use ensure [onx_vehicles] in the server cfg.

The vans are vehicle resources rather than economy or job scripts. QBCore, ESX and Qbox are compatible, and the pack does not bind itself to a particular inventory or employment system. The existing server scripts decide how the vans are sold, rented or assigned.

Some features depend on Game Build 3095. Earlier builds can load the vehicles, but 3095 or newer is needed for the complete feature set. Ongoing support comes with the vans alongside their equipment options and different body configurations.

Distribution terms

The licence prohibits reuploading, resale or rebranding of the original assets, with liveries and textures as the exception. The vehicle resources must not be redistributed.

Custom liveries can be released free or sold with suitable metadata. They must be separate livery models or textures and must not contain the original van models. This permits independent fleet graphics while retaining the vehicle-file restrictions.

Working-vehicle roster

The separate spawn codes allow each van to be configured independently for a job, rental or dealership. The collection also suits working traffic when integrated into that system. Its Benefactor identity keeps the commercial and passenger variants within the lore-friendly roster.

Long and short wheelbases provide different body choices, while cargo and passenger versions distinguish freight from people transport. The parts then shape the vehicle for a trade, media or overland role. The supplied liveries cover the initial business identities across those configurations.

The 12-van collection can be assigned across different jobs without sharing a single model identifier. A rental script can select a passenger entry while a delivery system selects a cargo entry. Both then use the relevant equipment and livery options from the pack. This is the purpose of providing separate wheelbase, body and drivetrain configurations within the same Jogger family.

Parts availability may vary between those configurations, so the shared option list describes the collection rather than promising every choice on every van.