Granger + Alamo: Civilian SUV Variants

Declasse Granger and Alamo provide full-size and shorter SUV choices for a civilian FiveM fleet. L’Kid and Tidemo modified the vanilla vehicles with a GTA VI-inspired styling direction, updating the appearance while retaining their familiar identity. Both remain lore friendly within GTA V.

Full-size duties fall to Granger Revamp 3600LX. Alamo 2600LX uses the shorter SUV form. Together they cover daily traffic, player-owned family vehicles, utility builds and custom off-road configurations. The shared styling gives the pair a related appearance without making their body sizes identical.

Included vehicles

• Declasse Granger Revamp 3600LX — full-size SUV.
• Declasse Alamo 2600LX — shorter SUV variant.

Both underlying vehicles are 2006-2017 models. Their revised styling takes its direction from GTA VI, with revised proportions and bodywork, giving the civilian front end a more contemporary appearance. The revised look suits 2026 traffic, updating the older 2013 appearance.

Exterior customisation

The shared parts selection supports a stock-looking SUV as well as utility and personal builds. A clean civilian configuration can retain the familiar Granger shape, while additional equipment develops the same platform into a contractor vehicle or an adventure-oriented SUV.

• Roof racks: 2 choices for utility or adventure equipment.
• Bull bars: 2 choices for off-road and security builds.
• Rear bumper bars: 3 choices.
• Exhausts: 8 choices from restrained to more aggressive appearances.
• Grilles: 3 choices to alter the front.
• Hoods: 7 choices, including vented and utility styles.
• Wing mirrors: 4 choices.
• Roof lights: 5 choices for security, fleet or contractor uses.
• Padded roll cage for off-road or rally-style builds.
• Wind deflectors: 3 choices.
• Snorkel for overland or off-road configurations.

The choices change different parts of the body rather than simply applying another paint finish. Roof racks and the snorkel suit the adventure role, while roof lights give fleet or security versions their equipment. Mirrors, grilles, exhausts and hoods also allow personal builds to differ from stock-style vehicles.

Civilian and work roles

As daily drivers, the Granger and Alamo fit family and suburban characters. Their updated civilian appearance works in residential areas or ordinary town traffic. Either can be a player-owned SUV, with the larger and shorter body styles offering different visual choices within the same platform.

For trade and contractor roleplay, the utility parts provide another direction. Roof equipment, bars and the available light choices allow the same SUV range to serve as work vehicles. Security and fleet-style versions can also use the roof-light options.

Off-road and adventure builds can combine the padded cage, snorkel and bull-bar options. These are configuration choices supplied with the vehicle range. The SUVs also suit background traffic, where the revised styling gives the civilian SUV pool a more contemporary appearance.

Resource structure

This is a standalone vehicle package. It is provided unencrypted and without escrow, so its files are available for server integration. QBCore, ESX and Qbox are supported alongside other server setups, with no framework-specific adapter script required.

Some features depend on Game Build 3095. A server should use that build or later to access the full feature set. The models do not require an additional framework to run, and the installation follows the ONX vehicle-resource structure.

1. Place the ONX resources beneath the server’s resources directory in a folder named [onx_vehicles].
2. Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to the server configuration, server.cfg.

Installation alone does not put the SUVs into AI traffic. Ambient spawning follows the server’s traffic configuration. A custom traffic resource can include these models in its vehicle pool, while player vehicles use the existing garage or dealership setup.

Model-specific differences

The Alamo has 4 YFT mod parts. The Granger has 13, plus a separate interior texture dictionary named vehicles_onx_granger_interior.ytd.

Each includes detail levels from L0 through L4. The common YTD resolution limit is 1024×1024, with embedded liveries reaching 2048×2048.

The shorter Alamo and full-size Granger retain their familiar SUV forms. Both share the GTA VI-inspired styling and the same customisation pool of roof racks, bull bars, exhausts, grilles, hoods, mirrors, roof lights, wind deflectors, cage and snorkel.

Credit for the vanilla modifications goes to L’Kid and Tidemo. The ONX Development Team is also credited for the package. Their work keeps the pair within a civilian, lore-friendly SUV selection while expanding the appearance and equipment choices available from the familiar platform.

Alamo 2600LX specifications

• onx_alamo_hi.yft: 2.9MB
• onx_alamo.yft: 2.6MB
• onx_granger.ytd: 0.2MB
• 4 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0: 98,340
• L1: 41,103
• L2: 16,668
• L3: 8,397
• L4: 890
• YTD maximum resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD texture total: 7
• Embedded livery limit: 2048×2048

Granger 3600LX specifications

• onx_granger_hi.yft: 3.0MB
• onx_granger.yft: 2.6MB
• onx_granger.ytd: 0.2MB
• vehicles_onx_granger_interior.ytd: 1.1MB
• 13 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0: 99,183
• L1: 41,174
• L2: 16,694
• L3: 8,412
• L4: 890
• YTD maximum resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD texture total: 12
• Embedded livery limit: 2048×2048

On the Alamo, the high-detail drawable is 2.9MB and the standard drawable is 2.6MB. The Granger uses 3.0MB and 2.6MB files, plus its 1.1MB interior dictionary. The Granger’s interior texture dictionary accompanies its full-size body, while the Alamo provides the shorter SUV. The shared equipment supports stock civilian configurations, contractor and utility vehicles, security fleets and more customised off-road builds.

Editing and use terms

These unencrypted, non-escrow vehicles may be used, edited and adapted on the buyer’s own FiveM server.

Resale, paywalls and other monetisation are prohibited for both the original assets and derivative variants. The unmodified original release must not be reuploaded as the buyer’s own work.