Looking for the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition businesses? Ultimate includes two mod shops, a salon, a clothing store, a tattoo parlour and a PTT Youngin$ location. What Rockstar hasn’t promised is that you’ll be able to buy and run them as businesses.
That’s worth knowing before spending extra on the edition. The named locations are part of Ultimate’s bonus content, but details such as ownership, earnings and when you reach each one haven’t been announced. Here’s what’s actually in the pack.
GTA 6 Ultimate Edition businesses: every confirmed name

| Rockstar’s name | What is verified |
|---|---|
| Rideout Customs Mod Shop | Named Ultimate Edition bonus |
| One-Eyed Willie’s Mod Shop | Named Ultimate Edition bonus |
| Sara’s Unisex Salon | Named Ultimate Edition bonus |
| Stock 305 Clothing Store | Named Ultimate Edition bonus |
| Electric Fang Tattoo Parlor | Named Ultimate Edition bonus |
| PTT Youngin$ Compound | Named Ultimate Edition bonus |
Are these shops businesses you can own?
The GTA 6 Ultimate Edition businesses list covers Rideout Customs Mod Shop, One-Eyed Willie’s Mod Shop, Sara’s Unisex Salon, Stock 305 Clothing Store, Electric Fang Tattoo Parlor and PTT Youngin$ Compound. They’re all named in Rockstar’s Ultimate Edition support information. It hasn’t described them as purchasable properties or provided an income system for any of them.
Rideout Customs and One-Eyed Willie’s Mod Shops
Rideout Customs and One-Eyed Willie’s are the two named mod shops. Rockstar’s Rideout screenshot shows a heavily customised car, giving a taste of the vehicle scene, but it doesn’t tell us what services the shop offers or who owns it. There are no published prices or missions for unlocking either location. For now, the useful fact is that both names are part of the Ultimate package.
Sara’s Unisex Salon, Stock 305 and Electric Fang

Sara’s Unisex Salon, Stock 305 Clothing Store and Electric Fang Tattoo Parlor cover the fashion and appearance side of the extras. Rockstar has even pictured Stock 305, so these aren’t names pulled from an unofficial leak. Ultimate separately lists Vice City Styles and Goodtime Gear, but it hasn’t said those rewards come from these particular shops. Their opening hours, price lists and purchase options haven’t been detailed.
What is the PTT Youngin$ Compound?
One detail could cause confusion: Rockstar Support calls this bonus PTT Youngin$ Compound, while its edition artwork uses PTT Youngin$ Illegal Goods Store. There’s no confirmation that those are two separate places, so don’t count them as two extra Ultimate bonuses. A location is named; whether you can own it, and what happens there, remains to be seen.
Are Jason’s Safehouse Vehicles and the Dominator Garage businesses?
The ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy and Garage, Jason’s Safehouse Vehicles, Ganado Retro Build and Classic Car Collection are vehicle-related Ultimate extras. They aren’t additional businesses. In particular, receiving a garage with a bonus car doesn’t mean you’ve been given a shop that generates money.
When can you access the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition businesses?
The GTA 6 Ultimate Edition businesses aren’t all promised for the opening minutes. Rockstar says Ultimate content is spread through Jason and Lucia’s story, with rewards appearing as chapters progress. No specific chapter has been named for Rideout Customs, Stock 305 or the other locations, so save the map walkthroughs for after launch.
Can Standard owners get the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition businesses?
Yes. If you’ve bought Standard, including the physical box with a download code, you can get these extras through the digital Ultimate Edition Upgrade. The full editions cost £69.99 and £89.99 on UK PS5; the standalone upgrade has its own store price. If the shops are the main reason you’d pay more, it makes sense to see how they work in-game before upgrading.
Official source: Rockstar Games GTA VI edition contents.
