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Auto Repair Franchises For Sale

Own a franchise in the ever-popular automotive category: With over 244 million vehicles in operation in the United States alone, the automotive repair and detailing category is booming. The owner of each one of the 244 million vehicles on the road is a potential client if you own an auto repair and detailing franchise or business. Franchises in this category include window tinting businesses, transmission repair service providers, tire and accessory retailers, and general maintenance franchises. Brands you can explore include AAMCO, All Tune & Lube, and Big O Tires. Explore the wide variety of franchises and business opportunities for sale in this category by clicking on the links below and remember to inquire to multiple opportunities to learn which business is right for you.

Fiesta Insurance

Maximize your profits by investing in a Fiesta Auto Insurance and Tax Services business! Our commitment to quality services and customer satisfaction, has allowed us to become a trusted and reputable brand in our industry. Our franchise owners benefit from the…

Cash Required: $80,000

Category: Automotive Franchises

Batteries Plus

Over 30 years of consistent growth. Ongoing support. Multiple revenue streams. Whether you’re looking into owning your very first store, or you’re interested in adding to your existing franchise portfolio, Batteries Plus is here to help. Learn more about…

Cash Required: $100,000

Category: Automotive Franchises

Purchase A Franchise Using Your Retirement Plan

This is NOT a franchise or business opportunity. This is a service offered to those seeking to purchase a franchise or business using their retirement funds without having to pay the taxes and penalties. You can purchase a franchise or traditional business…

Cash Required: $30,000

Category: Auto Franchises

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Given the tremendous opportunities available in the auto repair industry, plenty of competition is sure to exist in your area. Carving out a meaningful segment of this market will be a challenge, even with a strong franchise name behind your business. So let's explore some of the essential elements to keep in mind while starting a new auto repair venture.

Your Reputation is Your Business

The strength of your business is tied entirely to the reputation that you carry in the community. For example, a trusted auto repair facility will book a solid day after day and month after month. But, on the other hand, an auto shop with a reputation for poor work or unfair pricing will quickly close its doors. Right from the start, the focus of your auto repair operation should be on treating customers fairly and delivering value. It's not an exaggeration to say that the first few months of establishing a reputation will have an impact for years to come.

The Art of the Upsell

Certain basic auto maintenance and repair tasks, like oil changes, need to be performed regularly. Those are an excellent foundation for your business, but they might not carry huge margins. To add to your profit margin and stay in the black, be sure to upsell your customers' products and services. Of course, upselling customers should always be done in a respectful manner, and it should be done in a way that truly adds value for your customer base.

Diversify Your Revenue Streams

Serving private automobile owners is one way to build up your business, but that's not the only stream you can tap into in this industry. Also, consider targeting commercial customers like fleet managers for delivery businesses, companies with cars for their employees to use during the workday, etc. Building commercial relationships can significantly add to your ongoing revenues.

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