The tuning shop mixes two menus. Cosmetic options change screws, glow, wheels, decals, and accessories such as the wheelie bar. Hardware names the battery and the motor. The walkthrough says both are upgraded from crates and that upgrading makes you get way more rewards. No stat screen proves the size of that bump.
What to do
- Earn Cash with the wheelie and chase loop.
- Ride to the tuning shop. Crates are in that area and open for Cash.
- Open a crate, then check the scooter hardware and your reward pace. The footage never shows an equip confirmation, so look yourself.
- Leave rainbow paint, rainbow smoke, and underglow until the ride earns reliably. Those are Robux looks. See game passes.
A Basic Crate from a code is not the same claim as a Cash crate at the shop. One code redemption spun a crate and produced wheels. A Cash crate in another session produced a G4. A written description also calls Basic Crates a source of random customization items. Open what you receive and read it. Do not expect a specific scooter.
There is no published order that says battery before motor. The useful split is hardware before cosmetics, and a faster scooter only after the G2 can complete a chase.