Fix It Up — The basic repair loop
About
OverviewFix It Up! is a car repair and flipping game where you buy wrecked vehicles, fix every part, paint and upgrade them, then sell for a profit. The game gets technical — you'll work with real engine components, gearboxes, tires, and tuning tools spread across a full garage district. This guide walks you through the repair loop, the upgrade shops, and how to keep your earnings growing.
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The basic repair loop
Step
The core of Fix It Up! is buying a wrecked car, repairing all of its parts, and selling it for more than you paid.
- Find a car head to the junkyard and pick a vehicle.
- Drive to the workshop park inside and pop the hood to see what needs attention.
- Use the wrench remove damaged engine parts before moving on to cleaning or replacing them.
- Run parts through the grind machine clean air intakes, radiators, and similar components using the workshop machines.
- Charge the battery and swap spark plugs complete every small job.
- Sell the finished car once all repairs are done and any paint or upgrades are applied, sell and put the money toward your next purchase.
Shops and what each one does
Table
The garage district holds several specialist shops. You do not need to visit all of them on every car, but knowing what each one sells stops you from wasting time searching.
| PaintShop | drive into a booth to repaint your car, or pull between the two booths to pick a window tint from the display of glass rods. |
| SpareParts shop | sells complete engines, engine components such as blocks and spark plugs, coolant, batteries, radiators, and air suspension parts that work with every vehicle. |
| Gearbox shelves (across from the SpareParts shop entrance) | offers five transmission types: 5-Speed Manual, 6-Speed Manual, 7-Speed DCT, 8-Speed DCT, and 8-Speed TC, all compatible with every car. |
| Air Intake Tuning section | stocks a Sport Air Intake, Turbo Air Intake, and Forged Engine Block to raise airflow and performance. |
| PitWheels | two shops with a wide rim selection; you enter a width and rim size after choosing a style, and Normal tires are also sold here. |
| ApexTyres | choose from Eco, Daily, Sport, or Slick treads, each with a different grip and handling trade-off. |
Choosing the right tires
Tips
ApexTyres sells four tread types with meaningfully different behavior. Normal tires from PitWheels give the least grip of anything available.
- Eco tires burn less fuel but lose traction in fast corners compared to Daily and Sport.
- Daily tires are built for general use and handle a range of surfaces, though grip is on the lower side.
- Sport tires provide strong traction and sharper handling.
- Slick tires strip away tread entirely to maximize grip for drag racing and track use.
DynoTune and custom plates
Summary
Two standalone services sit in the garage district. DynoTune changes your car's actual performance figures, while the Notary is a purely cosmetic option.
- DynoTune drive onto the platform at the entrance, get out, walk to the laptop, and press your Use key to remap horsepower, torque, and the speed cap.
- Notary pays for a custom license plate that attaches to whichever car you are driving at the moment of purchase; cost is 67 in-game currency.
- AutoCustom sells body modification parts for select vehicles.
Redeeming codes for free currency
StepThe game's currency is called euros, and redeem codes add them to your balance instantly. Codes expire and can only be used once. There are currently eight working codes tracked on this page.
- Open the game launch Fix It Up! from Roblox.
- Find the Codes button it sits on the right side of the screen.
- Type your code match uppercase and lowercase letters exactly.
- Press REDEEM the euros are added to your balance immediately.
- Try another code if you see an error it means that code has expired or already been used on your account.
RENASCAPTURADO
5k euros
Sorry
30k euros
WATERLAVA
5k euros
SUMMER_QUEST26
Euro 5,000
Glossary
Glossary- Euro
- The in-game currency used for everything in Fix It Up! — buying cars, purchasing parts, and paying for upgrades.
- Flip
- The full cycle of buying a wrecked car, repairing and upgrading it, and selling it for more than you paid.
- Workbench
- A workshop station inside the garage that is required for specific repair or assembly tasks.
- DCT
- Dual-Clutch Transmission — one of the gearbox types available from the SpareParts shop.
- TC
- Torque Control — one of the gearbox types available from the SpareParts shop.
- Remap
- The DynoTune process that adjusts a car's horsepower, torque, and top speed beyond its factory defaults.
- REDEEM
- The button in the codes menu that activates a code and adds euros to your balance.
Common questions
FAQDo I need to spend real money to progress?
No. The repair and sale cycle generates euros without any purchases, and redeem codes add extra currency for free.
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