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Rideout Customs

Rideout Customs is a GTA 6 mod shop for show cars and donks: detailed interiors, fancy rims and lifted stances. It only opens for Ultimate Edition owners.

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Overview

Confirmed Rideout Customs is one of the five shops in Grand Theft Auto VI that Rockstar says are “only open for business with the Ultimate Edition”. It turns ordinary cars into what Rockstar calls magnificent works of art, with detailed interiors, fancy rims and donk-style lifts.

Key facts

Confirmed What it does: custom interiors, rims and donk-style lifts.
Confirmed Who can use it: Ultimate Edition owners only.
Confirmed Where: Rockstar has not said.
Confirmed Other mod shop: One-Eyed Willie’s in Lake Leonida, also Ultimate Edition only, handles off-road builds.

In the screenshots

On screen One of Rockstar’s Rideout screenshots shows a finished car against an orange backdrop: an Albany, its name in script above the grille, raised on oversized gold rims cut with spade shapes and rimmed in red, its paint a gold-green metal flake.

On screen Another shows the working side of the shop: a yellow car up on jack stands with a mechanic underneath on a red creeper, another man checking a clipboard beside it, and a red car raised on a lift in the back.

How it fits the Ultimate Edition

Confirmed The Ultimate Edition’s items are threaded through Jason and Lucia’s story and unlock chapter by chapter. Its other car content includes the Ganado Retro Build for Jason’s pickup and the Classic Car Collection, a commission to restore abandoned cars for the collector Wyman.

Our read

Our read Calling Rideout and the other four shops “only open for business with the Ultimate Edition” suggests ordinary mod shops exist for everyone, but Rockstar has not listed them. Rideout is the show-car end of GTA 6’s vehicle customization: looks first, where One-Eyed Willie’s is about going off-road.

Questions

Can you use Rideout Customs without the Ultimate Edition? Confirmed No. Rockstar says it only opens for business with the Ultimate Edition.

What can you change at Rideout Customs? Confirmed Interiors, rims and the car’s stance, with donk-style lifts.

Where is Rideout Customs? Confirmed Rockstar has not given a location.

Gallery

Inside the shop: a yellow car on jack stands, a mechanic underneath on a red creeper, another with a clipboard, a red car up on a lift. *Image: Rockstar Games*

Sources

Rockstar Games, Grand Theft Auto VI editions and pre-order bonuses, read September 22, 2026
Rockstar Games, Grand Theft Auto VI Media and Artwork, read September 22, 2026
Rockstar Newswire, Pre-Order Grand Theft Auto VI on June 25, June 24, 2026

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