Mobile mechanic set up

[@Rafael-vh3yw]

Brother you will make a ton of money don't give up

[@MarcBchannel]

Looks like a good start. I just started mobile repair as well. Part time after work and weekends. I'm excited. I've never ran a business. There is alot that goes into it apart from the technical knowledge and equipment. I've learned that organization, planning ahead, and self motivation are key. Licensing, taxes, insurance, marketing, and bookkeeping are all subjects I've had to research. Aside from that it seems like a good opportunity for someone wanting to start a business. Easy to start for someone who already has equipment and a vehicle. Good luck I hope you do well

[@raw114631]

Same to you

[@DustySteel]

What did both of you do for insurance? Do you need to be ASE certified?

[@TyroneMarshhh]

@@DustySteel insurance is a must you can go to your local insurance agency and they can direct you to a commercial insurance agency unless they do commercial insurance themselves and depending on the state every state has different rules, but here in NC you don’t have to be ASE Certified to work on a vehicle.

[@DustySteel]

@@TyroneMarshhh thanks Tyrone!! Next time I’ll “call on Tyrone!” Lol.

[@LaZerMouse]

Keep it up. Hope u can upload more mobile mechanic videos. Awesome set up

[@thebackwoodsmechanic5029]

Keep the videos rolling out dude. Showing support

[@AlwaysDiagnoseVehicleFirst]

Good evening my friend and nice to meet you!

[@jayvismobilemechanic9250]

hustle up keep it simple

[@JFW1]

Put funnel in a cut up oil jug. Cut the side out but not enough to allow it to leak.

[@mattsilver8519]

Nice setup could you do a more in-depth tour please just to see what you got in the basket at the back please 👍

[@Sean-bp6xb]

Can’t hear anything. Looks interesting but can you make the volume louder?