Drifting as mechanic work

The usual drift script is a menu that changes a handling value. This one makes the tyre change a physical job: a mechanic fits the tyres, balances the wheel on a custom balancer machine through a minigame, and the driver adjusts pressure afterwards at any air compressor, which most gas stations and workshops already have. The car lift prop in the pack is what the shop floor was missing.

That design turns a cosmetic feature into a reason for two players to be in the same garage.

It does not touch handling.meta

Worth understanding, because it is the difference between this working alongside your other scripts and breaking them. The drift physics are produced through in-game scripting functions and maths rather than by editing handling.meta, so the script stays compatible with essentially anything else that alters vehicle handling or performance.

It also deliberately does not make cars faster than they are on normal tyres, which is the failure mode of most drift scripts.

Features

• Fit drift tyres to almost any car, front-wheel drive excepted.
• A wheel-changing process with several minigames, including realistic wheel balancing.
• Tyre pressure adjustment at air compressors to fine-tune traction.
• A built-in shop for the car jack and the tyre types.
• Drift tyres and tyre pressure both saved to the database.
• Whitelist or blacklist vehicle classes, so emergency vehicles stay out of it.
• An API file exposing functions that fire on script events, for your own integrations.

Performance

0.00 to 0.01ms when nobody is interacting with it.

Compatibility

ESX and QBCore, and usable standalone through commands instead of items.

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