All-in-one in-game mechanic creator with repairs, tuning and shop management for ESX, QBCore and Qbox
A mechanic system should let owners build a business, not just press a repair prompt. Nano Mechanic System is the all-in-one answer: create and manage entire mechanic shops from inside the game, run detailed repairs and tuning, and hand your car-culture players a profession with real depth — all from a single resource that installs once and runs on every major framework.
A mechanic system built in-game
- Create mechanic locations, work bays and stations directly in-game with no code editing required.
- Set staff ranks, permissions and wages through an in-game business panel.
- Everything saves persistently, so your shop setup survives restarts and grows over time.
- Multiple shops run side by side, each with its own crew, pricing and territory.
Real mechanical work
- Component-level diagnostics and repairs — engine, body, wheels and consumables each matter.
- Performance tuning and upgrades give tuners a legitimate in-world workflow.
- Parts and materials feed the repair loop, giving supply runs and stock management purpose.
- Interaction-based work keeps the mechanic at the vehicle, not lost in a menu.
Run it like a business
- Customer invoicing routes payment through your economy with a paper trail.
- Society finances accumulate for the owner while payroll flows to the team.
- Duty tracking separates the working crew from the lot loiterers.
- Pricing control lets managers chase profit or run promotions.
One install, every framework
ESX, QBCore and Qbox are all supported from a single installation — no re-purchase when you switch cores. For a city that lives on car culture, this mechanic system turns the garage into one of its most active social businesses. Add live tuning with the AB Handling Editor and browse more mechanic & tuning scripts.
Because one purchase covers ESX, QBCore and Qbox, multi-server communities keep a single mechanic system across every city they run — one changelog, one support answer, consistent car culture everywhere. That cross-framework reach is a big part of why owners pick it over single-core alternatives.
