Granger 3600LX: ONX Non-ELS Patrol SUV

Declasse Granger 3600LX is an ONX Police Interceptor Utility for marked patrol, K9 work and other service roles. The 2020-spec SUV carries non-ELS lighting and more than 200 native configuration choices. Tidemo and L’Kid worked on the vehicle, with contributions from WiseGuy and JunkyWRX.

A department can configure the same Granger for LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked or Decommissioned use. Body identification, interior equipment and boot loadouts all operate through the modkit and Extras. That gives the patrol SUV a range of unit appearances without duplicate vehicle models for each role.

Patrol lighting and wheels

The non-ELS lights have synced patterns built into the model. Every player sees the same lightbar behaviour, with no ELS installation required on the client. Lightbar choices include ALPR attachments, slicktop configurations and undercover variants.

• Lore-friendly Granger design for the GTA V world.
• Non-ELS lighting with synchronised patterns.
• 2K department liveries.
• Custom wheels for the AWD Declasse shape.
• 200+ options using native modkit and Extras.
• Complete LODs and compressed textures.
• Tuned polygon counts.
• Dirt and crash mapping in Rockstar style.
• Custom handling blends RP realism and arcade balance.

Its universal parts follow the ONX EVP and Gabz fleet appearance. Lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages and tags belong to that consistent system shared with other standalone ONX vehicles. The components allow a Granger patrol SUV, K9 unit or supervisor configuration to match the wider fleet.

Identification and department colours

The body carries an editable, colourable 5-digit callsign. Livery selection does not control paint, so a department can choose a single-colour or two-tone scheme independently. LSPD, LSSD and SAHP liveries are included for city, county and state presentation.

There are 16 unit tags, with colourable and red reflective versions. Tag choices cover Supervisor, Command, Warden and Paramedic duties, together with SWAT, Gang Unit, K9 and Caution K9. These role identifiers complement the body callsign and department livery.

• Jurisdiction-specific ram bars.
• Player-operated spotlights.
• Regular antenna choices.
• Specialist antenna choices.
• Tactical wobble antenna choices.
• City, county and state antenna configurations.

The ram bars and spotlights provide exterior patrol equipment, while antennas give another part of the unit loadout. Those selections can be changed from the native categories. The callsign remains editable in-game, and each unit’s paint, tags and department livery can be chosen alongside its equipment.

K9 and cabin equipment

The K9 arrangements include split K9/suspect seating and a full K9 layout. The split seating supports primary and secondary paint, while window bars and dividers complete the K9-ready choices. K9 partitions, ram bars and gun racks are toggleable through the native Extras and labeled categories.

Inside the SUV, 50+ loadouts combine consoles, radios, siren controllers and laptops. Dash radar is available. Choose gun-rack positions in the trunk, on the roof or at the divider for different equipment arrangements within the same patrol vehicle.

• Cabin setups: 50+, covering laptops, consoles, siren controllers and radios.
• Dash-mounted radar.
• Divider gun racks.
• Roof gun racks.
• Trunk gun racks.
• Primary/secondary paintable split K9/suspect seating.
• Full K9 layout.
• K9 window bars and dividers.

Boot configurations

Animated lockboxes and drawers are available in the boot. Organised layouts and messy layouts provide different equipment appearances. The boot choices work alongside the cabin and exterior selections, so a unit’s equipment arrangement extends through the SUV rather than stopping at its lightbar.

Documents and included parts

The package includes the Granger with city, county and state liveries, the universal library shared by ONX standalone vehicles, and support documentation. Livery templates, installation tutorials and best-practice guides accompany the vehicle. The graphics match the ONX EUP Clothing Pack for coordinated department clothing and vehicle presentation.

2015-2020 emergency Granger measurements

• onx_polgrang_hi.yft: 3.4MB
• onx_polgrang.yft: 3.2MB
• onx_polgrang.ytd: 2.6MB
• 110 YFT mod parts: < 0.5MB
• L0 polygons: 117,725
• L1 polygons: 52,928
• L2 polygons: 22,341
• L3 polygons: 12,532
• L4 polygons: 1,509
• YTD maximum resolution: 1024×1024
• YTD texture count: 45
• Embedded YFT livery maximum resolution: 2048×2048
• YTD texture limit: 1024
• Embedded-livery limit: 2048

Universal mod parts

• 227 YFT modification parts: 35.21MB
• Maximum L0 polygon count: 9,451.
• L0-L2 detail levels accompany every mod part.

Configuration on FiveM

The Granger uses a drag-and-drop add-on resource and follows standard start order. It works on QBCore, ESX, Qbox and standalone servers. The model has no framework lock. Standard customisation or tuner menus can expose its native modkit and Extras, so no additional custom UI is required.

1. Create [onx_vehicles] within the server resources folder and place the ONX vehicle resources there.
2. Enter ensure [onx_vehicles] in the server cfg.
3. In a customisation menu, set the livery, lightbar and ALPR. Choose cages, antennas and consoles, then boot equipment and unit tags.
4. Expose the VMT_LIGHTBAR category in the menu. Introduced in game build 3095, it gives access to custom ALPR and lightbar options.

Some features need game build 3095, including the VMT_LIGHTBAR mod category for custom ALPR and lightbar toggles. Without that build the rest of the vehicle still functions. The requirement applies to those build-dependent features rather than to every part of the SUV.

Permitted use

Do not redistribute the assets. Reuploading, resale and rebranding are forbidden for assets other than liveries and textures.

The ONX Development Team created the vehicle. JsH receives credit for the showcase screenshots. Its patrol identity combines the department liveries, body callsign, role tags and configurable equipment within the same SUV, with fleet-matching components available throughout those arrangements.

Equipment across service roles

The Granger’s single vehicle model supports its marked and unmarked configurations through the same native controls. A city unit can use LSPD graphics, a county SUV can carry LSSD graphics and a state unit can use SAHP. The independent paint scheme and editable body callsign allow individual identification alongside those department liveries.

For K9 work, the split K9/suspect seating or full K9 arrangement can be selected with window bars and dividers. Other equipment choices extend through the cabin and boot, including dash radar, gun racks, animated lockboxes and drawers. A tidy boot or messy loadout supplies different appearances within the same SUV. Those choices are available through its native modkit categories and Extras.

The graphics match the ONX EUP Clothing Pack for coordinated officer presentation.