Jeff P
it's not to bad of a gig for you have a decent set of tools and you are a competent mech. But it does have its nuances. remember your a mobile mechanic and the only thing they provide is the parts, customers*, and the platform itself. Everything else is on you, If your not used to or can't get used working on flat rate this is not for you. (customer's are base off your tooling and expertise)
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Platform allows customers to self diagnose their cars by pointing and clicking, costing me time and fuel running around getting unnecessary parts. Ym always sourced the cheapest parts possible that often failed even if I had to drive well out of my way to pick up. I clearly stated where I was willing to go for service calls but was still sent to bad sections of town where I was constantly looking over my shoulder and wishing that I brought my gun. Mobile mechanic is an interesting idea, but real shops exist for a reason.
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matthew pellett
This is a massive setup for anyone who applies. You are expected to have your own business. That entails all aspects of a business including a trade name, unemployment insurance, workers compensation and all because municipal documents required to work in any city that you are dispatched. Failure to keep all these in order makes the technician personally liable for losses. Read the entire contract. Parts of it do not expire even after you have terminated the working relationship.
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