Car Sort Level 112 Solution Walkthrough

Mirrored Shelf Banks Around A Tall Center

Level 112 has short shelves on both sides of a central road and two covered bays near the roof. Purple, orange, yellow, green, blue, red, brown, and cyan form mirrored rows.

Use paired batches:

left purple -> right green -> left orange -> right blue -> left yellow -> right red -> left brown -> right cyan -> upper bays -> lower cleanup

Keep the walls balanced and finish each shelf before crossing the center. The upper bays should remain closed while the middle road carries traffic.

If one bank becomes much shorter, switch to the exposed row on the taller side. If the bottom turn blocks, complete the lowest active shelf. Level 112 is solved by maintaining a clear central spine, not by emptying one wall first.

Keeping The Mirrored Banks Level

Start with purple on the left and green on the right. Orange and blue form the second pair; yellow and red form the third. Brown and cyan finish the lower pair. In every case, complete one shelf before releasing its opposite partner.

The two covered roof bays should remain closed during this descent. Their cars enter the same spine used by both banks and remove the space that makes alternating possible. Open them only after the paired shelves have settled.

Use shelf height as a recovery guide. If one bank is two rows lower than the other, stop using it and clear the highest exposed row on the taller side. If the bottom turn is occupied, finish the lowest active color before touching either roof bay.

Once all paired shelves are settled, open the roof bays separately and finish the remaining lower cleanup. A clear spine between every pair is the stable checkpoint.

Four Pair Checks

After purple/green, orange/blue, yellow/red, and brown/cyan, compare the two entry points beside the spine. Both should be free and neither wall should be more than one shelf ahead. If a car has already crossed the midpoint, finish its side before attempting to rebalance the opposite wall.

The roof bays are not part of the alternating descent. They feed directly into the same central lane and can turn a harmless height mismatch into a full block. Save them until the lowest pair has parked. During cleanup, keep only the revealed roof color or the active bottom color on the road. This preserves a simple direction of travel and lets the Car Sort Level 112 route recover even when a covered bay reveals a different-looking batch after a restart.

The route is healthy whenever the spine is empty between pairs. You do not need both walls to look identical, but their active rows should stay near the same height. This prevents opposing streams from meeting in the center and leaves a clean path for the final upper-bay cleanup.