Los Santos Customs is a vehicle repair and modification business in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online. Its workshops repair body damage and provide resprays, wheels, armor, performance upgrades and other modifications.1
Four Los Santos Customs workshops operate across southern San Andreas:
- Burton, Carcer Way, Los Santos
- La Mesa, Popular Street, Los Santos
- Los Santos International Airport, Greenwich Parkway, Los Santos
- Harmony, Route 68, Blaine County
After Nervous Ron, Franklin Clinton can buy the Harmony branch in Story Mode for GTA$349,000. It then pays GTA$1,600 in weekly income and gives Franklin free modifications at that location.
History
Los Santos Customs fills the repair-and-respray role previously held by Pay 'n' Spray across earlier Grand Theft Auto games and follows the broader vehicle-customization model introduced by TransFender in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Rockstar also used Los Santos Customs as the vehicle-customization component of the original iFruit companion app for GTA V.2
Features
GTA V and GTA Online
In Story Mode, all four workshops provide repairs and customization. A respray can also remove a wanted level when police do not see the vehicle enter the shop. Franklin may own the Harmony branch; the other locations remain service businesses.
In GTA Online, Los Santos Customs adds Loss/Theft Prevention for eligible street vehicles and allows players to sell many owned or stolen cars. Purchased Personal Vehicles include insurance, while street vehicles need a tracker and insurance before they receive the same protection.3
Some emergency, Pegasus and high-value street vehicles cannot be modified or sold there. Rockstar's current vehicle guide and support pages provide the authoritative eligibility rules, which have changed over the life of GTA Online.4
Los Santos Customs itself cannot be purchased as a player business in GTA Online.
References
Freemode Basics, Rockstar Games, accessed August 7, 2026.
The Free GTAV iFruit and Game Manual Companion Apps, Rockstar Games, published September 16, 2013. Accessed August 7, 2026.
Vehicles, Rockstar Games, accessed August 7, 2026.
Information About Which Vehicles Can Be Modified in GTA Online, Rockstar Games Support, accessed August 7, 2026.
