2023 as a Mobile Mechanic
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- How was 2023 Compared to Previous Years? How is 2024 Going to be Different?
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It's an important insight that the cheapest customers always cost the most time and effort. That's true in any business. Charging higher prices allows you to redirect that extra time and effort into going the extra mile for the customers that appreciate your services.
Great point!
100%. I will also add some helpful advice that was given to me and that is that the bargain-seeking customer is only loyal to the lowest price. Using super low prices to build a client base for a new business is a waste of time, none of those customers will stay with you. Better to use that time learning new skills you can charge for in the future.
Thanks I've learned that the hard way and they love the work and only come back with a car that the shops refused to work on
Yup I used to own a moving company lady haggles me everyday for weeks one day I had a customer cancel and the lady called me again while me and my employee were on our way back from the job that canceled so I went and did the job. All the furniture in her crappy apartment was cheap garbage. we did the job and all it did was pay for my fuel and employee. I mainly did the job just so my guy can get some hours. The next day the lady claimed her tv was broken. Her reclining couch was broken. Her table was scratched and stuff was missing. Called us thieves, And wanted all her money back or she'll take us to court. Left horrible reviews and made other fake reviews for about a week. We had about 25 bad reviews come in which all were obviously from her.
@@majormojo I appreciate the comment makes sense, to be honest that what I was planning to get a foot in
I have noticed your posture, your facial expressions, you have been suffering without the big truck being in service. I cant wait to see you get it going again.
I’ve really enjoyed your videos. Maybe consider doing some “how to do UA-cam” videos. Something I’ve wanted to do at my shop for a while. I’ve also wanted to add a mobile service to my shop. Thanks for the tips you’ve put out so for. Hope you have a great 2024.
As far as UA-cam goes, Put your own original twist on already successful concepts. Best advice I could give. Thanks you too!
I missed this style video! Thanks for sharing. I hope all works out for you this year!
Thanks for the update. You know we love watching your videos. Keep up the good work.
I enjoy the time I spend watching your videos.... Keep them coming
Thanks, will do!
Glad your doing good. Your videos are cool to watch.
Miss your old videos man! Come back soon!
Not even making an announcement... But 2024 is going to be a much better year for videos! Will let the work speak for itself!
Good luck with everything love your videos
Thank you! You too!
I've always enjoyed your videos Ernest. Good luck in 2024!
Thanks, you too!
Yes sir make some more videos I love them you’re great
Thanks on the update I was going to be a machineic when I left school my dad said were machinecal family but I am a now a retired telephone engineer after 50y which worked out OK I use to Maintain my own vehicles but cars have got more complex over the years and you need a lot of different tools so we take are cars to are local friendly machine my nephew is a H.G.V machineic but lives 300 miles away in London so it won't cost more in fuel to get the and back keep making the great videos mabey if you get a chance you could show us how you get a car Tuned up and running well good luck for the future and keep you and your family safe and well
Okay 👌 thanks for the videos
Love your channel!!!
Thank you so much!!
Thanks You
Im a glass artist working to find something to supplement my all art based income. I haven't had a real job in 4 years but 2023 didn't like that for me. I figured mechanics a good thing to learn and easily adaptable to working on my own. your videos have been super helpful to see. I started working at an auto shop to help me learn the ropes and start accumulating tools until I can eventually work part time mobile mechanic and part time glass! Plus the occasional flip 👍. Keep up the good work!
wow! Awesome! Thank you! best of luck!
I'm in Kentucky, if you do plan on moving out this way. Let me know ill definitely be on the look out for old shops in the area.
6:56 for sure thats what i need man just a van would be good
ERNIST!! THE MAN!!
We could work with pudding's Fab shop or sleeperdude
What kind of work don’t you do? How do you determine what you do and don’t do?
And how far do you travel? And how does your pricing go?
motors/transmissions basically is the limit. Ill do suspensions and everything else, just not pulling motors or trans. I use alldata for pricing
Since your a mobile mechanic with no asscess to a brake lathe do you make the customer put new rotors everytime or you just pad slap it?
Dont cheat yourself charge more ❤ you got this 👍
Thanks bro!
Ernest, I run a mobile service in Columbus oh, and you and I have the same mindset. Helping people with their needs and saving them money. God bless you sir
future success in 💰👍
2024 Is Our Year! Thanks for the support!
Drum brakes. Please film it if at all possible, with all steps.
Ernest, I’m intrigued why you want a shop for the business? Especially since it seems you’re just now really starting to hit your stride as a mobile guy. Just interested. Also, does it worry you at all to move to a new state as your clientele would practically be wiped clean?
yeah it worries me, but ive thought about opeing two shops, just dont want to deal with that across states probably... idk. would still do mobile call outs just when necesary. want a shop to do most work out of.
Just some advice from one fellow mobile tech to another, bro, i wouldn t recommend opening a shop. Had a friend do it and it ruined him. Stay in one place and just take over
@@Onwaxwings Just saw these replies. It's interesting the shift in what makes a business successful nowadays. It seems to be shifting away from brick and mortar, but it might depend on the area IDK. Renting/Owning any land is so damn expensive these days too. It's certainly something that requires lots of careful, planned thinking.
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Come on Down to Lebanon tn
grew up near there
@@RoadsideRescue heck yeah man been watching you a little while I started D&Z mobile mechanic you’re killing it dude come visit!!
whats this about a lawsuit?
just a little malpractice I had to pay to fix so a lawsuit has ben filed to recover cost/get out of debt...