I am currently OTR driver AND TIRED OF MISSING OUT ON MY KIDS..... I have enough tools I just need a jump box and lock out kit. Brother guide me on how to get all the legal documents and work by your side
That was really great value I'm in the process of creating my own roadside assistance business I'm going to harbor freight this weekend to load up on tools
Thanks for the input. Never fried any equipment. But I have stayed at a call for more than an hr trying to Jumpstart a semi with a 12v jump pack. 24v 5 minutes job done ✔️
@@welcometothehustle404 ive used 24v on diesel trucks. Only for a couple minutes ur OK. Just to start it. Especially on 18 wheelers. I’ve used 24v jump boxes for years now problem.
Very good tips, I would usually make sure my prices are comparable but also profitable for my area. Here in Hawaii costs are high for these types of services
I agree, generally mobile tire shop services are high. It's a boutique style service. Call around and get your competitors pricing and price yourself somewhere in between. But never go below the average price in your area.
Your going to spend $500 or more on a decent jump box. You can getaway with a cheap one for cars but for commercial trucks you will need a monster 24v. You will also need a good impact gun 24v something that will survive being out in the rain. You will need rim lock removal kit easily runs about 3 to 400. It adds up quick
Yooo. How can I contact you and chop it up. I can pay the $500. I brought a rollback recently and was working with a family company. But now I’m stepping out on my own.
But that's just a lead a lead doesn't always mean they want the service most of the time there calling multiple people and trying to find the best price
@Jerry mobile mechanics & roadside assistance and that my friend is the cost of doing business. Even if the lead came in organically from just your GMB you still have to close the call. We just get you more calls.
@@welcometothehustle404man I am just starting here in AZ. Not only do I really enjoy helping people, I’ve always wanted to own my own business. Just got LLC, EIN, and insurance this past week. Going set up that business account tomorrow. 😉
Love it !
Much respect my brother.... We working baby it's going to be a cold summer... Love u brother
This is something I am genuinely thinking of trying myself I;m tired of working for someone else and this is something I could do
Let us know my brother. We are here for you.
I am currently OTR driver AND TIRED OF MISSING OUT ON MY KIDS..... I have enough tools I just need a jump box and lock out kit. Brother guide me on how to get all the legal documents and work by your side
Email me georgiastateroadside@gmail.com I'll tell what you can do.
That was really great value I'm in the process of creating my own roadside assistance business I'm going to harbor freight this weekend to load up on tools
Good stuff man, we have alot we offer you. If you ever want to talk more just let me know. Thanks
Good job.I'm really impressed by the information.I emailed you guys couple days back but never heard back.I just need piece of advice privately
Thank you
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Yup I agree good thing I took a course in SEO and and web development
Solid info!! Love that you sharing the hustle with your son!!!🫡
Thank you my brother
Don’t use a 24v jump start on a semi truck 12v system, good way to fry $1000’s of dollars in computers.
Thanks for the input. Never fried any equipment. But I have stayed at a call for more than an hr trying to Jumpstart a semi with a 12v jump pack. 24v 5 minutes job done ✔️
@@welcometothehustle404 ive used 24v on diesel trucks. Only for a couple minutes ur OK. Just to start it. Especially on 18 wheelers. I’ve used 24v jump boxes for years now problem.
@@catztruck92910 wheels.. trailers have the other 8.
Proud of you two...I see nothing but success for you. BUT THAT'S METHOD MAN FROM WU-TANG😂🤣
Much appreciated 🤣🤣🤣
Solid video. Appreciate y'all for this
Our pleasure!
Very good tips, I would usually make sure my prices are comparable but also profitable for my area. Here in Hawaii costs are high for these types of services
I agree, generally mobile tire shop services are high. It's a boutique style service. Call around and get your competitors pricing and price yourself somewhere in between. But never go below the average price in your area.
These 2 are cool customers
Great episode! Thank you.
Question fellas.
Besides the equipment spoken about what other tools added would total out to $1500?.
Your going to spend $500 or more on a decent jump box. You can getaway with a cheap one for cars but for commercial trucks you will need a monster 24v. You will also need a good impact gun 24v something that will survive being out in the rain. You will need rim lock removal kit easily runs about 3 to 400. It adds up quick
What’s up bro. How could I get that app or take the class?
roadsidegenius.com
Needed this❤
Thanks man.. We all need a little inspiration at times 💯💯💯
Dope video. Keep it up
Thanks, we got more info coming soon.
Yooo. How can I contact you and chop it up. I can pay the $500. I brought a rollback recently and was working with a family company. But now I’m stepping out on my own.
georgiastateroadside@gmail.com
One thing you will NEVER learn online is how to do a video without a microphone hiding your face.
I know right 🤣
LOL. Lots of good advice here though.
where can I contact this man?
What's your email bra?
Where's the class at? I need to know everything
www.roadsidegenius.com everything you need to start. If you would like to talk we can set something up. Thank
Do you know if Florida requires license or permit to operate roadside assistance >??
I'm most states your LLC is enough. No license required.
You will need to create a LLC or sole proprietary business. Register your business with the state and your local county.
I would like your training.
Email me here georgiastateroadside@gmail.com
how can i get the training from you
georgiastateroadside@gmail.com
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8 Let us know where you saw the video and how we can help. Ask for Malik or Julio
is there a money back guarantee with roadside genius
Yes it is, you will most definitely get the customers. It's up to you to close the calls. That's the easy part.
But that's just a lead a lead doesn't always mean they want the service most of the time there calling multiple people and trying to find the best price
@Jerry mobile mechanics & roadside assistance and that my friend is the cost of doing business. Even if the lead came in organically from just your GMB you still have to close the call. We just get you more calls.
Do you work with people in Florida
Yes, we do.
I’m looking to start a Roadside Assistance
Shoot me an email georgiastateroadside@gmail.com
oh its a commercial
We teach others how to do this as well
how's this going for you? I'm looking forward starting my own business.
It's going well, it's hard work but if you want it, you will survive 💪🏼
@@welcometothehustle404man I am just starting here in AZ. Not only do I really enjoy helping people, I’ve always wanted to own my own business. Just got LLC, EIN, and insurance this past week. Going set up that business account tomorrow. 😉
@@welcometothehustle404and thanks for the advice in this video
You're welcome family
None of this is rocket science and none of y’all need to pay anything for easy ass information 😂 just get out there and hustle
🤣... Let us know when hit your $500,000 in one year. Stay strong young king 💪🏼🫡
Hello, how are you? Do you have a business email that I can contact you? I’m trying to set something up .
Drop your email and I'll email you. Thanks
How do I contact you
georgiastateroadside@gmail.com