⛽Consumables

You just ran your first race and hit a few too many obstacles, forcing your HP to 0? Well don't worry, it happens to the best of us! First things first, how you drive will impact the wear and tear on your vehicle, just like in real life. Take those corners lightly to preserve your tires and avoid collisions to prevent damage. But if you find yourself in a jam and need some maintenance done to your vehicle, your garage is the place to be!

Garage vehicle selection.

Vehicle Condition

Navigating your automotive collection, you can check on the condition of your stable of vehicles after each race.

Tire Set

How much wear and tear is on the tires. While the meter is full, you have lots of tread; however, if the meter is running low, your tires are bare. Your tire set meter will drain as you race, with sharp turns adding to the depletion.

Car Health

HP directly correlates with car health. As you run into obstacles and collide with other racers, you will deplete your car health. If your HP goes to 0, your vehicle is disqualified from a race (or unable to begin a new race). Your vehicle health is also visually depicted on your vehicle during a race, indicating where you have taken damage and how much.

Engine Oil Level

How much oil is in the oil pan. To keep your mechanical parts moving with efficiency, engine oil is needed to lubricate the egine. As your drive your vehicle and these mechanical parts move, your engine oil is depleted.

Gas Tanks

How much fuel is in your fuel tank. All internal combustion engines require fuel to operate, and the vehicles in Coinracer are no exception. As you race, you burn gas and your gas tanks meter depletes.

Vehicle Repairs

Click the "Repair" button.

Now you know about the wear and tear you are putting on your vehicle as you race, and the consequences they can have. But how do you repair your vehicle, you ask? After selecting your vehicle and choosing to repair, you will find yourself in the garage.

See descriptions of the garage below.

1. Tire Change: replace your worn tires with new ones.

2. Body Work: repair the damage to the body of your vehicle.

3. Oil Change: clean out the oil filter and refill your oil pan.

4. Refuel: fill your gas tank.

5. Total Inspection: conduct all repairs in one click.

Note: not all repairs are needed at the same time or after a single race. Be sure to monitor the indicators above the meters to see which repairs are essential and which you can do without for a few races, to save $CCASH.