Name: FiveM Car Wash (Pressure water gun)
Brand: VertexMods
Price: 21.59 USD
Availability: InStock

FiveM Car Wash - Realistic Pressure Washer System with Custom Hose Physics

This isn't your typical stand in marker, press E, car is clean script. FiveM Car Wash brings actual pressure washing mechanics to your server with physically accurate hose behavior, realistic water/soap particle systems, and genuine vehicle cleaning that removes dirt progressively. Players actually work the hose around their vehicle, managing hose length and spray patterns just like real pressure washing. It's the kind of tactile, satisfying gameplay that turns a mundane task into something people actually want to do.

What's Included

You get a complete pressure washing system with custom 3D models for the pump unit and hose attachment. The hose itself has realistic physics - it stretches as you move, has configurable max length, and will actually snap and explode if you exceed the limit (creating a hilarious money sink if you enable hose break charges). Water and soap spray particles are fully synced across all players, so onlookers see exactly what you're doing.

The dirt removal system actually works - soap loosens grime, water rinses it away, and you can adjust both the cleaning rate and particle density to match your server's preference for realism vs. speed. Multiple configurable locations mean you can set up car washes across the map, and the ESX integration handles payment collection automatically.

Key Features

Universal Vehicle Compatibility - Works on cars, trucks, bikes, boats, aircraft - literally any vehicle that can get dirty
Realistic Hose Physics - Hose extends as you walk, reaches configurable max length, breaks with particle explosion if overstretched (optional)
Custom 3D Models Included - Professional pressure pump model and hose attachment (both customizable in config)
Unlimited Location Support - Add as many pump stations as you want across the map via simple config entries
Perfect Network Sync - All players see your spray particles, hose position, and vehicle cleaning in real-time
Immersive 3D UI - Status messages appear in 3D world space instead of intrusive on-screen notifications
Dual Spray System - Switch between water (rinse) and soap (clean) modes. Soap actually removes dirt faster
Progressive Cleaning - Vehicles don't instantly sparkle - dirt removes gradually based on spray time and mode
Configurable Physics - Adjust water/soap density, clean rates, hose length, break behavior, everything
Hose Break Mechanic - Overstretched hoses snap with visual/audio feedback. Can charge players for replacements
Full Localization - Multi-language support via locale files for international communities
Standalone or ESX - Works without framework, or integrates seamlessly with ESX for job restrictions and payments
Job-Restricted Access - ESX servers can limit pump use to specific jobs (mechanic, carwash employee, etc.)
Monetization Options - Charge per pump use, charge for hose breaks, or offer free public washes
Sound Design - Pump placement and removal have distinct audio cues for tactile feedback
OneSync Compatible - Fully tested and working on OneSync infrastructure

Perfect For

Mechanic/Detailing Businesses - Create car wash jobs where employees earn money cleaning customer vehicles
Roleplay Servers - Add realism to vehicle maintenance. Dirty cars after off-road racing? Actually need to be cleaned
Legal Money Making - Give new players a simple, enjoyable legal income source that doesn't feel like a boring grind
Gas Station Operators - Place pumps at fuel stations for full-service convenience store RP
Community Hubs - Car wash locations become natural gathering spots for car enthusiasts to show off rides

Technical Details

Framework Support: Standalone (no framework required) or full ESX integration with money handling and job restrictions

Performance: Highly optimized with efficient particle systems and smart sync logic. Minimal FPS impact even with multiple players washing simultaneously

Customization: Every aspect is config-driven - pump locations, hose model, spray density, clean rates, pricing, job restrictions, break behavior, max length, audio volume, and more

Dependencies: None for standalone. ESX version requires es_extended only

OneSync: Fully compatible and tested on OneSync Infinity

Installation Overview

Extract to resources folder and add to server.cfg
Configure pump locations in config.lua (coordinates for each wash station)
Set pricing: cost per use, cost per hose break (or disable charges)
Adjust physics: hose max length, break enabled/disabled, spray density, clean rates
ESX users: set job restrictions if you want employee-only access
Customize models: change pump or hose attachment to custom props if desired
Configure locales for your server's primary language
Restart and test - grab pump, extend hose, spray vehicle, watch dirt fade

How It Works

Players approach a configured pump location and interact to equip the pressure washer. A custom pump model spawns, they pick up the hose attachment, and start spraying. The hose visually extends as they walk away from the pump - walk too far and it snaps with a particle explosion (configurable). Water mode rinses the vehicle, soap mode actively removes dirt. Both spray patterns are visible to all nearby players with perfect sync. The 3D UI shows current mode and hose status without cluttering the screen.

For ESX servers, you can charge a fee when players equip the pump, charge them again if they break the hose, and restrict access to specific jobs (mechanic, carwash worker, etc.). For standalone servers, it works out of the box as a free service or with simple per-use fees.

What Makes It Stand Out

The physics. Most car wash scripts are glorified press E to clean teleports. This actually makes you work the hose around the vehicle, managing your distance from the pump and choosing between soap and water. The hose breaking mechanic adds consequence to carelessness, the progressive dirt removal feels satisfying, and the particle sync means washing cars becomes a social activity. It's the difference between a menu and actual gameplay - players remember the time they snapped three hoses trying to reach a truck in the corner of the lot.