The Crux Studio Hayes Auto MLO drops a complete mechanic and tow-yard operation into FiveM, from the first customer at reception to the car rolling off the dyno at the back of the shop. It is a full-pipeline garage: drop-off yard, service bays, a dyno room for tuning, a spray booth for colour work and a loft bar for the moments the shift finally stops. Mechanic RP has had a long list of mediocre shops to work out of; Hayes Auto reads as a proper operation on arrival, with a reception counter where customers actually land and a boss office where paperwork and payroll live.
What the Crux Studio Hayes Auto MLO delivers
- Full mechanic MLO with an exterior yard sized for drop-offs, tows and service work
- Reception area for customers and front-of-house staff
- Main office plus a boss office for shift management and RP meetings
- Storage room for parts, tools and inventory items
- Workshop bays with prop work, tool stations and detailed lighting
- Dedicated dyno bay for performance RP, tuning events and car reveals
- Spray booth for resprays, restoration and detailing scenes
- Loft bar and office upstairs for crew hangouts between jobs
- Hayes-style signage, custom props and lighting throughout the shop
- LODs baked, portals tuned, prop budget sized for busy servers
- Standalone build drops cleanly onto ESX, QBCore and Qbox stacks
Install is the standard FiveM MLO flow: unpack the archive into your resources folder, add the resource name to server.cfg, and ensure it. Point your mechanic-job, dyno and respray scripts at the Hayes Auto coordinates and it slots straight into any ESX, QBCore or Qbox city build.
Build 2944 or newer is required. The loft bar upstairs is a nice narrative touch — it gives a crew somewhere to hang out between tows and tune jobs without inventing a side venue elsewhere on the map. For more mechanic MLOs, tuning garages and dyno rooms to pair it with, browse the full Maps and MLOs collection.
Quick specs
- Type: MLO / interior
- Category: Mechanic & Garage MLOs
- Framework: Any framework - ESX, QBCore, Qbox or standalone
- Install: Drag and drop into resources, ensure in server.cfg
- Delivery: Instant download after payment
Frequently asked questions
Does Crux Studio Hayes Auto MLO work with QBCore and ESX?
Yes. Crux Studio Hayes Auto MLO is a framework-independent mechanic and garage MLO, so it runs on ESX, QBCore, Qbox and standalone servers. Your existing job, door-lock and target scripts can use it straight away.
How do I install this MLO?
Drop the folder into your resources directory, add ensure with the resource name to server.cfg and restart the server. The location streams automatically when players get close.
Will it hurt server performance?
No. The interior uses LODs and streaming-friendly textures, so it stays light even on busy servers with many custom maps.
