WorkShop

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The **Workshop** is a location in Gas Station Simulator. The Workshop allows players to repair customer vehicles to earn more money. The garage can be leveled up, unlocking additional repairs. Eventually, players will also be able to add a second bay to the garage, allowing more vehicles to queue for repairs.

Similar to the main gas station building and warehouse, the building is paintable and the paint will fade over time. The garage will also accumulate trash from discarded car parts that will need to be picked up and disposed of.

Similar to the gas station, players will need to manage the inventory of car parts available for repairs. However, unlike the gas station, players will not need to purchase shelving or storage for the garage: shelves and storage are automatically included when unlocking the garage and leveling it up. Below is a chart showing how many of each car part can be stored in the garage. Additional car parts can be stored in the warehouse, like gas station products.

## Repairing Vehicles

Customers will visit the workshop when their vehicles are in need of repairs. The player will have to repair the issue(s) that are found with the vehicle (Tire Change, Removing Scratches, Mirror Change, Oil Change, Spark Parks, and more).

### Tire Change

Customers will often arrive at the workshop requesting to replace the flat tire(s). Tires can be purchased from the car part site. The following short video on the right side of the page demonstrates how the tire changing process works.

### Mirror Change

Customers also can arrive at the workshop with a broken mirror located either on the driver and front passenger doors. Car Mirrors can also be purchased from car part site. The following short video on the right side of the page demonstrates how the mirror repair process works.

### Scratch Removal

Customers will sometimes arrive at the WorkShop with scratch marks on their Driver or Passenger Side Door(s). The Player will have the ability to remove these scratches with **Scratch Removers**, which can can be purchased from the car part site. The following short video on the right side of the page demonstrates how the scratch removal process works.

### Engine Oil Change

Upon upgrading the WorkShop to Level 2, Customers will arrive at the Workshop needing an Oil change, this can be done by purchasing "Engine Oil" from car part site. The Player must pour the right amount of Oil or else it’ll overfill and lead to a penalty towards the customer satisfaction.

### Battery Replacement

Upon upgrading the WorkShop to Level 3, Customers can arrive at the Workshop with a battery that needs to be replaced, Batteries can be purchased from the car part site. The Player can manually change out the battery by repeatedly using the **key/button on their keyboard/controller** that’s promoted their screen. The following short video on the right side of the page demonstrates how the battery replacement process works.

### Spark Plug Change

Upon upgrading the WorkShop to Level 4, Customers will enter the Workshop and possibly need a new spark plug in their engine, Spark Plugs can be purchased from the car part site. Depending on the customer, The spark plug will either be located on either side of the engine and will need a replacement.The following short video on the right side of the page demonstrates how the Spark Plug replacement process works.

### Coolant

Upon upgrading the WorkShop to Level 5, Customers will enter the workshop and might need "Coolant" to be inserted, Coolant can be purchased from the car part site. Similar to the Engine Oil, pouring the coolant will initiate a Minigame that involves pouring the liquid into the vehicle.