This FiveM non-ELS police SUV brings the scratch-made Vapid Sandking D155 Police Interceptor Utility (2016) to your roleplay server with server-friendly lighting, a 5-digit callsign system, and 200+ in-game tuning options. Built from the ground up by Tidemo with contributions from WiseGuy and JunkyWRX, every panel, light, and console option was crafted with LEO roleplay in mind. The result is a department workhorse that looks at home parked outside Mission Row, rolling through Sandy Shores, or staged on the SAHP shoulder — and behaves like a real interceptor when your dispatcher starts stacking calls.

🚔 What Makes This FiveM Non-ELS Police SUV Different

Most police drops are vanilla edits with a swapped lightbar. This one is a complete scratch-made remaster that shares a universal parts library with the wider ONX EVP fleet, so your LSPD, LSSD, and SAHP units pull from the same lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages, and unit tags. That consistency matters: when your entire emergency fleet shares the same visual language, scenes look composed instead of cobbled together. Add 200+ modkit-driven options and you can spin up a slicktop K9 unit, a supervisor command vehicle, an undercover ALPR rig, or a decommissioned auction-yard sale-unit from one base model — without writing a single line of custom menu code.

✨ Highlights at a Glance

The flagship features that separate this from generic vanilla edits:

• 🚨 Non-ELS lighting — server-friendly with no client ELS dependency
• 🏙️ Lore-friendly model — scratch-made remaster of the Vapid Sandking
• 🎨 2K liveries — quality balanced for in-scene performance
• 🛞 Custom wheels — AWD Vapid
• 🔧 200+ customization options via modkit/extras — no custom menus required
• ⚙️ Universal consistent parts matching the ONX EVP/Gabz fleet (lightbars, antennas, consoles, cages, tags)
• ⚡ Optimized assets — full LODs, tuned polycounts, compressed textures
• 💥 Rockstar-style dirt/crash mapping and custom handling (RP realism/arcade balance blend)

🛠️ Major Features Built for Department Roleplay

Every feature below is server-ready out of the box — no menu integration headaches, no missing parts:

• 🔢 Callsign system — 5-digit, editable, colorable callsigns
• 🚦 Lightbar — ALPR attachments, slicktop/undercover
• 🔀 1 vehicle model that doubles as LEO/EMS/DOC/Federal/Unmarked/Decomissioned
• 🎨 Two-tone paint independent of livery (single/two-tone supported)
• 🛡️ Departments & liveries — LSPD, LSSD, SAHP
• 🏷️ Unit tags (16) — Supervisor, Command, Warden, Paramedic, SWAT, Gang Unit, K9, Caution K9 (colorable & red reflective variants)
• 🚔 Exterior options — Ram bars by jurisdiction, spotlights (player-controlled)
• 💻 Interior loadouts — 50+ console/radio/siren controller/laptop setups, dash radar, divider/roof/trunk gun racks
• 🐕 K9-ready — Primary and secondary paintable split K9/suspect seating, full K9, window bars/dividers
• 📡 Antenna arrays — Regular/specialist/tactical wobble variants (city/county/state)
• 🧰 Trunks — Animated lockboxes, drawers, organized/messy layouts
• 🎛️ Native UX — Labeled extras/mod categories for quick toggles
• 👮 Matching uniforms — liveries align with ONX EUP Clothing Pack
• 📚 Livery templates + install guides — easy to brand for your departments

⚡ Performance & Server Integration

Optimization isn’t an afterthought — it’s why this lore friendly Vapid Sandking police build holds up when your scene fills with units and the streaming budget starts squeezing:

• 🚨 Non-ELS, synced patterns; no duplicate model spam
• 🗜️ Full LODs, optimized textures (YTD ≤ 1024; embedded liveries ≤ 2048)
• 🏁 Realism/arcade handling for realistic feel and personality with arcade balance
• 🧩 Drag and drop add-on resource structure; standard start order; works with common frameworks

📦 What’s Included in the Package

• 🚓 Fully scratch-built remaster Vapid Sandking D155 with city, county, and state liveries
• 🧰 Universal parts library shared across other standalone models for optimized, fast, consistent builds
• 📘 Support & documentation — templates, install tutorials, best practices

📊 Developer & Technical Specifications

Exact build numbers so your dev team knows what’s hitting the streaming budget before it ever touches a live server:

Shared Mod Parts

• File size: 227 yft mod parts at 35.21MB
• Polycount: L0 Max 9,451
• LODs: L0–L2 included for all mod parts

Vapid Sandking D155 (2011-2016) — onx_polsandk

File sizes:

• onx_polsandk_hi.yft: 3.7MB
• onx_polsandk.yft: 3.2MB
• onx_polsandk.ytd: 1.6MB
• 99 yft mod parts: < 0.5MB

Model polycount:

• L0: 134,551
• L1: 61,082
• L2: 28,439
• L3: 10,420
• L4: 1,812

Textures:

• ytd Resolution: Max 1024×1024
• ytd Texture count: 46
• yft Resolution for embedded liveries: Max 2048×2048

🎮 Spawn Code & Role Variants

The base model spawns as onx_polsandk and is engineered to flex into multiple department roles from a single file — no separate spawn name per variant. From that one spawn code your players can configure LEO patrol, EMS response, DOC transport, Federal task force, unmarked detective, or a decommissioned auction-yard build by swapping livery, lightbar, antennas, cage, and trunk loadout in-menu.

🧩 Compatibility & Framework Notes

This drops in as a standard add-on vehicle resource and plays nicely with every major framework — QBCore compatible, ESX compatible, Qbox compatible, and pure standalone setups all read it correctly because nothing is locked behind a framework wrapper. You’ll want game build 3095 to unlock the full ALPR and lightbar options via the VMT_LIGHTBAR customization category, and any modern vehicle customization menu can drive the rest of the modkit/extras options. Liveries are designed to match the ONX EUP Clothing Pack so your in-game uniforms reinforce the department identity on every traffic stop and felony stop.

⚙️ Installation

1. Add the ONX vehicle resources to your server’s resources folder inside a folder named [onx_vehicles].
2. Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to your server.cfg.
3. Use a customization menu to configure lightbars, liveries, ALPR, cages, consoles, antennas, trunks, and unit tags in-game.
4. Add the VMT_LIGHTBAR category to your customization menu (introduced in build 3095) to expose the custom ALPR & lightbar options.

📜 Licensing & Terms

• For use on licensed subscriber servers only with assets granted in your Cfx keymaster portal.
• No reuploading, resale, or rebranding of assets other than liveries/textures.
• Redistribution outside your subscribed server(s) is prohibited.

Full documentation for installation and livery templates is included with the package, alongside support for licensed subscribers.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need ELS installed on my server to use this vehicle?

A: No. This is a non-ELS build with synced lighting patterns, so there’s no client ELS dependency for any player on your server. Lighting works out of the box for everyone who connects.

Q: What frameworks does this vehicle support?

A: It’s a drag-and-drop add-on resource with a standard start order, so it works with QBCore, ESX, Qbox, and standalone configurations. Nothing in the model itself is hard-wired to a specific framework, which keeps integration simple.

Q: How do I access the 200+ tuning options without writing a custom menu?

A: Everything is exposed through native modkit and extras with labeled mod categories, so any modern vehicle customization menu will surface the lightbars, liveries, ALPR setups, cages, consoles, antennas, trunks, and unit tags. No custom menu UI is required to expose the catalog.

Q: Are there any game build requirements?

A: Game build 3095 is required for some features — specifically the VMT_LIGHTBAR customization category that unlocks the custom ALPR and lightbar options. The base vehicle and the majority of features run on standard builds without issue.

Q: Can I rebrand the liveries for my own department names?

A: Yes. Livery templates and install guides are included with the package and are designed to make department branding straightforward. Rebranding or reuploading the model itself is not permitted, but custom liveries and textures for your server are fully supported.

Q: What roles and departments does this single model cover?

A: One base model flexes into LEO, EMS, DOC, Federal, Unmarked, and Decommissioned configurations, with stock liveries for LSPD, LSSD, and SAHP. Sixteen colorable unit tags cover Supervisor, Command, Warden, Paramedic, SWAT, Gang Unit, K9, and Caution K9 roles.

🚓 The Bottom Line

This is the kind of foundational fleet piece that quietly raises the bar on every LEO scene your server runs. One scratch-built Sandking D155, one spawn code, 200+ in-game options, and a parts library that keeps your entire emergency fleet visually consistent — that’s a department workhorse that earns its slot in the rotation. Drop it in, configure once, and your patrol scenes start looking like the show your players have been roleplaying since day one.