Replace qb-mechanicjob and qb-customs without breaking your city

Swapping out a core QBCore job script usually costs a week of untangling dependencies. This mechanic job was built to slot straight into the standard QB stack: it can replace qb-mechanicjob, replace qb-customs, or run alongside either while you migrate at your own pace. It was written for a live RP server first and released after, and it shows in how the awkward cases are handled.

Menus that know the vehicle

Everything runs on qb-menu, and the menus are dynamic. If a cosmetic option does not exist for the vehicle in the bay, the entry hides itself instead of opening an empty list — and bikes and cars each get their own option set, so nobody scrolls through car bumpers on a motorcycle.

NOS, with or without SQL

The NOS system works both ways: wire it into your database so installed nitro persists on owned vehicles, or run it stateless. Effects ship with it either way, so an install is felt on the road, not just logged in a table.

The cosmetic side

• Supports the newest DLC wheel rims
• RGB neon and xenon selection through qb-input
• The full customs catalog, gated by what each vehicle actually accepts

Police quick-repair

Repair benches sit in the MRPD and Pillbox garages, so patrol vehicles get patched at the station instead of queueing at the mechanic shop mid-shift.

Dependencies

The standard QB stack, nothing exotic:

• qb-core
• qb-menu
• qb-input
• qb-target

A setup guide ships with the script and walks through every feature before your mechanics clock their first shift.