Pacific Drive: We Have Liftoff Customization Pack, from Ironwood Studios, adds aerospace-themed cosmetics for vehicle personalization on Play Station 5. It supplies decals, rims, steering skins, dashboard ornaments, antenna toppers and interior stickers to dress the station wagon without altering survival mechanics or car performance. Assets match the game's 1980s sci-fi look and integrate with wear-and-tear and repair systems. Suited to players who prioritize vehicle customization and aesthetic cohesion.

This pack is strictly a cosmetic addition, not new content

In this game, the customization items exist purely for appearance: the pack does not add missions or narrative content and the items provide no durability, speed, or anomaly resistance benefits. The package is described as cosmetic-only and so preserves the base game's survival balance while letting players alter their car's visual identity. That design keeps player choice focused on looks rather than mechanical advantage.

Access and installation follow the base game's progression model

Inside Pacific Drive, players must have the base game installed on the Play Station 5 and reach the Auto Shop's customization station to use the items. The pack becomes available at the in-game customization screen after the DLC is installed and the player progresses far enough to access the Auto Shop. That gating ties cosmetic use to existing progression rather than immediate unlocks at game start.

Visuals integrate with the game's retro‑futuristic wear model

Within the customization suite, the pack supplies themed assets that align with the title's mid-century sci-fi aesthetic and they integrate with the car's wear-and-tear and repair systems. Key items include:

• Space shuttle decal kit for exterior panels
• Moon Rover style wheel rims and steering wheel skin
• UFO dashboard bobblehead plus antenna toppers and interior stickers

The assets are presented as high-quality visual models and skins that respect existing damage and repair visuals.

Made for personalization fans; community reception is positive

Across the player base the pack is noted as fitting the game's atmosphere without offering gameplay advantages, a point that appeals to customization-focused players. Community commentary describes the items as high-quality cosmetics that support vehicle identity and roleplay. The pack also functions as a way for players to support Ironwood while expanding the car's visual options rather than adding new gameplay systems.

Recommended for players who value vehicle identity; not for gameplay expansion

The pack is a tasteful choice for players who enjoy styling their survivor car and preserving the game's survival balance. However, it is strictly visual content and does not add missions or mechanical changes, so it is not aimed at players seeking new gameplay. For anyone who prioritizes thematic vehicle personalization and console-friendly integration, the customization pack is worth trying.