Vehicle Customization at a Glance
- Different named shops offer different specialties.
- The options include interiors, rims, donk styling, off-road work and hand-painted art.
- Pay ’n’ Spray handles repairs and repainting, while more elaborate paint work is done at tuning shops.
Overview
Vehicle customization in GTA 6 spans several named offerings. Rideout Customs specializes in interiors, rims and donk styling; One-Eyed Willie’s specializes in off-road work and hand-painted art; and the Ganado Retro Build adds classic styling to Jason’s pickup. A full parts catalog has not been revealed.
Shops and vehicle packages
Each offer has its own scope. The Ganado Retro Build is specific to Jason’s pickup, and One-Eyed Willie’s is open only with the Ultimate Edition.
Repairs and repainting
Rockstar’s Rob Nelson has said that Pay ’n’ Spray handles repairs and color changes, while more elaborate paint work is done at tuning shops.
Performance and compatibility
Off-road work is advertised as a service, but Rockstar has not said how much it improves traction or suspension. Interiors and painted art are described as visual options. Part compatibility, prices and performance effects have not been revealed.
Not Confirmed Yet
- Which parts fit which vehicles has not been revealed.
- Prices and performance effects have not been announced.
- The locations of all tuning shops have not been revealed.
- Rockstar has not said exactly how players get access to Rideout Customs.
