Starting a Matco business what to expect.
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- We bought a matco Truck. We will go over what it took and what was needed to start in a Matco Buisness.
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Tool trucks are a dying breed. Especially Matco . Who wants to pay double for rebrands
The tool business is an extremely hard, stressful, and capital heavy business to get into. I don't recommend it to anyone. Worst part is collection of your money. Mechanics are not known for their honesty and integrity
Im making a killing on it 150k a year on profit
I was once a Snap On dealer, worse financial decision I ever made, lost so much money. Everyone is now going to the less expensive tools because they are now the same quality and the warranties are the same.
It is a lot to take on I was a multi franchise employee for a company that owned multiple snapon on stores. I didn’t feel the company had my best interest or the customers best interest at heart. I do feel strongly with Matco and feel they are a top competitor to the bigger name at half the age of snapon. It is still growing and will take time but they look after the dealers better than others and feel the opportunity for growth .
@@BuschBuilds I wish you luck and look forward in following your progress.
I always suspected this was true. People do not want to admit that the only reason that tool trucks still sell tools is due to the ego busting guys who believe that its still 1960 and you have to buy "snapon" to be a real mechanic, that is simply not true anymore. You can get tools at harbor freight, specifically ICON brand or pittsburgh pro that are just as good of quality and can be warrantied out on the same day, usually within an hour, which is faster than waiting for your "tool truck" to show up, and half the shit you break they do not even carry as normal inventory on their trucks. Also most tool truck guys are in debt up to their eyeballs and they are always taking on more debt to buy more tools which the big companies demand you do.
@@Runescape. unless you don’t have a harbor freight store less than a 45min drive away from you. (45 each way)
Then it becomes a little less ‘Convenient’…
@@ianloyd6384there is always Amazon or eBay. Tool truck is dying
Dude I want to let you know how cool it’s been watching you grow up from the goofy kid growing up to now. I’m proud of you. Just remember that
I'm tuned in man! Been thinking about going his route.
Sounds good I’ll be doing a follow up video and some more information. What are you looking for? And what questions do you have?
Also if you could like a subscribe it helps me out want to grow the Chanel so we can do more!
New video up!
So the stupidest thing to comment...does the truck run 02-05 ram headlights?
Yes it does lol Morgan Olson makes the front end you can chose a dodge headlight or a gmc headlight
I'm thinking about the matco franchise... this video is 4 months old... still going well? What area are you in?
Still going great I’m in the Chicago suburbs plan on doing a follow up life’s been busy. What area are you in? I love the tool industry let me know your questions.
New video up
Please don't do it. Not a good business to get into
@@11co5955 not to get into it but how do you know are you a distributor or have you been a distributor. Most people only know from here say so why put some one down.
@@BuschBuilds That Chicago suburbs area is where VAl the Snap-on chic is working her truck if I'm not mistaken.
I don’t buy Matco tool anymore! Tired of broke tools and expensive! Not worth!
I've been a Matco distributor for about a year and a half now. It's been the absolute BIGGEST mistake of my entire life. I DO NOT recommend EVER becoming a Matco distributor. Shitty customers, shitty tools and a shitty company in general.
@@Sumwear777 we are going to do a update soon but running into a similar situation