Let us know how your venture comes along. Best of luck. Invest in a uniform service. Clean one each day. Keep your shop work area clean. If you look sharp you will feel sharp and appearance is more than you will think. No dog sleeping in the waiting area if you want women to buy from you. Look up and down the street to see who is selling tires. Discount tires in this area will match and beat any price to make a sale. Droped 40% just to mount and balance two tires for me by telling them a figure I all ready had from the air. At this time people are driving less and running the tires just a little longer. Will have to take credit cards which has a good cost at the end of each month. Checks can be stickey at the start up cause every dead beat will show up for free tires. Good hot summer time work. Part of not working in six month can be a sticking point at the bank? At this time no matter what the O man is saying it is the bank who makes the golden rule cause they have the gold. Banks will have you put your house on the line. They will want to see you work plan. Now the fun part the town will have you put you building up to code before you open the doors. An experience trucker once told me that you have 5 grand spent before you turn the key in the truck not counting the truck and in you case you will have a fair amount of money up front to start.
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