$20K Invested to Start an Auto Repair Shop (Did it Work?)

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Comment from : UpFlip

RCV axle shafts just burp grease Nothing abnormal
Comment from : Geaux Wheelin

395k gross is very different from net
Comment from : Dave872010

Growth is better than profit Keep that tax liability low
Comment from : GetInTheSpace

They were advertising for diesel mechanics in a small rural town 60 miles away brStarting pay for someone with zero experience was $100k brThis is a town where a house only costs $70k Lots of farm equipment to service brLocal auto shops charge $150/hour in my town brIf I were a kid out of high school I'd move out there and start working Save money, pay cash for a house after the first year brI know aircraft mechanics that only make 50k a yearbrThings are weird out there and very region specific brIf you go looking for opportunities and are willing to move you can find them
Comment from : GetInTheSpace

Most important thing said in video and I fully agree with, is CUSTOMER SERVICE! Just being a genuine caring person and want to help your customers/clients it is Soooo huge towards word of mouth and future biz I cant state it enough, think long term relationship and it has huge ROI in various ways Best wishes!
Comment from : DavySTUN

You've a nice shop Lucky and I'm happy to see you're very successful I am 60 years old and been doing custom exhaust for the last 37 years and never want for work Own your own building and rent it back to yourself The best to you and your business in the future
Comment from : J G

It's a Jeep, trash it!! Run away!
Comment from : Mike A

Engine swap charges 12 hours realistically takes 2 or 3 Good deal for the shop
Comment from : Nevin Kuser

And u did pay cheap for the labour right? 🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : Mug

20 grand to start a mechanic shop? brA/c machines, lifts, tool boxes, fluid containment, air compressor and air lines idk man sounds like more than 20 grand to me
Comment from : Philip Adcock

stupid lazy shop people
Comment from : Ba Tags

cuz automotive are slow and lazy idiots
Comment from : Ba Tags

Lucky 🍀 is cool dude down on earth 👍🏻
Comment from : Miki Miki

Good episode 👍
Comment from : Sylar

You sound just like the guy who uses himself for his lawyer A fool Knocking education is the same as knocking hands on!
Comment from : Anthony Gambino

What this guy says about profits is interesting As he mentioned his business is still young and he is reinvesting The guy interviewing said 10 isn't exciting Well that raises an interesting question Is the goal to build a successful business or to get rich As someone who wants to start his own business I would lean towards the building a successful business
Comment from : William Payne

one thing i admire to this shop was their system automation its is very important for a vehicle to have record with easy access because most of the car owners dont give attention when was the last time their car undergone maintenance, their mileage on their last oil changeand other maintenace that have been done
Comment from : Auto Crank

Man you're an awesome interviewer, great questions!
Comment from : Racing Café

That was good
Comment from : D yard Sale

There is something that i missed ? Do you need some kind of degree or certification to run own Garage ? i think here in Israel you can't just open your own Garage ? maybe i am wrong ? brhow does it work in USA ?
Comment from : Yuri Herz

I understand why the software being used is expensive but i do wish they had a smaller starting business similar and cheaper software I would love to use ALLDATA but that two is also expensive
Comment from : Blazin Dragon

This is an awesome channel!
Comment from : Hyrum Smith

Where is the location of this workshop?
Comment from : Uday Singh Rajput

Lucky got the Mario vibes from the new Mario movie
Comment from : Michael

Great mustache
Comment from : Young Leaper

Keep up the great work
Comment from : Wayne Miller

As a customer one thing I HATE about this industry of automotive repair is the robbery I've heard girls tell me they got charged 1000+ for changing tires I've just last week been quoted for a repair that was $600 at one place and $150 in another There is lots of bad actors in this field The other month my Struts broke, I took it to the closest shop which quoted me $2400 Ended up buying the parts online and taking it to another repair shop Total cost ended up being $1000 Keep in mind i've never gotten my car fixed at a dealership, I'd wager the robbery there is EVEN HIGHER
Comment from : ArcticPoise

he forgot to mention the 90+ degree weather us mechanics gotta work through? during those summer months? yea its hell
Comment from : Exo-Zaddy

remember kids, snapon truck will be the end of you
Comment from : Exo-Zaddy

Repair shops will lose a big chunk of revenue every year now especially 2035-2040 because of how electric cars are so much cheaper to maintain and more reliable They will only be doing suspension and brake jobs soon They will need to learn how to work on batteries and electrical components of it etc
Comment from : Daniel

Is this disguised zach efron? Maybe he can side hustle as a double too! Bs aside seems like a great guy and business 👍
Comment from : John Keyno

that makes me considering to learn fixing my car and other by myself
Comment from : CLIPTOGRAMA

Nicely done Fantastic job Lucky!
Comment from : Rajan Sachar

$20k?!??!! That green SnapOn tool box they are talking in front of is $20k without any tools in it lol
Comment from : Mitchells Turbo Garage

These videos are bs lol If they are true all these people had major help along the way Anyone in business knows how strict everything is now
Comment from : Вадим Лод

i always loves the old cars i worked own from the 60,s up to 2000
Comment from : william straughan

The complimentary inspection usually means to finding something always
Comment from : patrapper7

Swamp coolers In Phoenix Arizona for the shops in stead of ac work for work with a jankey/sketch hvac company they brought me Cara that were 20+ years old that haven't been started in atelast 5+ years and expect all the repairs to be done In the next 3 days😂brPs Hope i win the book!!! Love knowledge and am building my startup cost for my franchise that i work for
Comment from : Timmy Martinez

Very good work shop man
Comment from : Baskaran Poothakkad

Ok the owner whos also hands on earns respect from his staff, they know hes willing to get elbows deep into a job also
Comment from : bobbg

Take the box trucks, fully equipped and 2 to 4 more guys do mobile repair out of them nothing major, guy cant start his car flat tirebrAlso buy a tow truck roll back brPeople will be lucky they found you
Comment from : bobbg

he needs to fire his account !!! if any account tells you to make less money to save on taxes is dumb ass hell !!! a real one would of said lets find you more write offs for you to take but don't ever let the tax tail wag the dog !! meaning the best bet is to always make more money!! always !!!
Comment from : Quintin mason

What city,state?
Comment from : John Weiland

what software do they use to give an idea on an engine swap?
Comment from : loose505

Good job lucky man
Comment from : tayyab mughal tayyab mughal

I've been working from home for a while now at least 5yrs I'm Looking to get a bigger house an building a shop due to the fact I've grown so much over the yrs Funds are a big part of this I worked at alot of shops from 18 till I was in my 30s An decided to do my own shop Great info Blessings
Comment from : Ralo

When he said he did 2 years i thought he did 2 years
Comment from : Delta-Theory Arizona

I am just on my way to open my own car repair shop You, guys are amazing I found in this video plenty of USEFUL information
Comment from : I G

this inspires me most
Comment from : Kondwani Tommy

I’m a mobile auto glass buisness and I drive by Lucky’s all the time! Always loved his location and setup
Comment from : 4G63-T{Alan916}

Thank you Wish to run one, just a dream
Comment from : Ibrahim Haneef

20k in tools lol
Comment from : Paralegal Paraplegic

I started my car rental business making roughly $100k a year before tax and I’m a high school drop out so you don’t need a degree 😂or college 😂
Comment from : HXNCHO_IN_A_SS

Does he provide health care for his employees?
Comment from : Theyre all named George

I want to add another comment Your most important asset in automotive repair business is diagnostic skill If you can pinpoint problem right the first time customers will come back to you, but if you go around throwing parts at a customers car and winging it running up the bill they will not come back and put bat rep about your shop
Comment from : Green Power Automotive

you know lucky is balling when he has the rivian
Comment from : Starting Tech

szep nagyon szep reklam ye ye yee
Comment from : valaki

Craziest purchase I made for my business is an accountant I can run the numbers myself but the purchase was needed since they helped me maneuver through taxes
Comment from : Vance Viliere

If this shop is in my local, I would use it definitely
Comment from : HmongLaoAmerican

I like how clean the shop is, that’s my favorite part of being an OCD mechanic
Comment from : Manni

DAMN, I remember when Uplift only had like around 1k subscribers brbrLOOK AT YOU GUYS NOW!! Wow!
Comment from : Andy Trejo

Lucky is my god father! I’m so proud of him for what he has accomplished! ♥️
Comment from : Jazz Nava

This is perfect Thank you for this!! I've been wanting to do somthing like this for years now!!
Comment from : Jon

How to apply to your shop
Comment from : Niño Martin

That constant camera shutter sound needs to go
Comment from : Sharkdog paratrooper

Cool Whatever it takes
Comment from : Missulu

Bought snow shoes for my business
Comment from : Raj Patel

These men only make 20 an hour
Comment from : jack daniels

If you understand electronics you can easily be a good tech without school The rest is learned hands on or in researching the systems themselves But I agree learning g the electronic side is the hardest part, but the most important
Comment from : Young Mank

What makes professional automotive service difficult- is in my opinion, techs need fundamental knowledge on how all the different systems of an automobile actually work My tech school was at community college and 20 years after I graduated, I can still recall little things I learned there! Sure, if you have been working on cars since a toddler- and your daddy was a mechanic, you could probably bypass a formal education It would be wise to do a formal apprenticeship with a car dealer Elite car dealer techs return the cars they fix in the best possible condition Getting the cars as close to factory new as possible Independent shop work will most certainly start creating a more rounded technician, giving confidence and experience to dive into new and unique problems to solve brbrThat being said, one of the reasons the industry keeps losing techs, is because the potential new up and comers are recognizing the absolute dedication and looooong time it takes to become successful There are so many easier, less stressful, less painful, and higher paying careers to be had
Comment from : John Doe

its really a wonderful business idea Also this place of setup fascinate me
Comment from : HAK ki vines

hey he's local! shit son that's dope
Comment from : Abdomination

20k? my toolbox alone is about 20k +brmore like 200k or more for tools, lifts, shop tools not counting the place
Comment from : lance IU

You Must go to Tech school to learn the Foundation how f you going to understand Diagnostic using $10k snap on scanner?
Comment from : Mel D

Am 18 years old working at a dealership, had little knowledge but outworked other employees and soaked in everything There paying for my school and I’ll be a journeyman by 21-22 this is the path, start a business after this
Comment from : Dylan S

omg that guy WOULD have a white jeep lol
Comment from : Pete Sake

Lot of BS going on in this video No way an engine swap has the highest profit margin And only $20k invested to start this type of business? Just the sheet metal on that garage is over $20k This video is a load of $h*t
Comment from : Rusty Shackleford

whats the software program they are using to estimate hours to do a job?
Comment from : S T

Good video They really talk about some of the more complicated aspects of running a business that a shop might encounter
Comment from : Daniel Gonzalez

If given me a change to work I work from GM and also I Halliburton
Comment from : arongan oiric

I'm interested to work on your organisation as a mechanic technician
Comment from : arongan oiric

I hear the IRS coming
Comment from : Thepath2U

he checked out a jeep and didn't check for the leaking oil filter housing that leaks on literally EVERY single one and fills the valley and leaks down the back of the motor great visual inspection
Comment from : Maxim Chebanenko

$20k start up with $100k worth of lifts? How's that possible?
Comment from : John Ahern

20k invested lol to bad you need 40k in tools just to start anything small this is bullshit fake video clickbasit shit
Comment from : R3LL1K

Sick! , been swaping engines for this one guy back to back for 90$ a day with my own tools, days I wouldn’t eat lunch since I wasn’t allowed to close the shop to go eat , my boss had the habit of leaving and not coming back until way later , and it was only him and I so I’d stuff my self in the mornings so atleast id have some energy for the rest of the day and my boss would be out and about I wished I got paid for the jobs instead ,I got tired of it, felt taken advantage of, I don’t have papers so it’s a bit different, been looking to other shops for someone that needs an extra hand but no luck One day I’ll find somewhere where I’d feel like my craft is appreciated or even have my own shop and make my bread in peace
Comment from : Statillac

Rip If u can’t diagnose off a scanner
Comment from : Mark

My father had two shops on Lorain Oh He claimed the personalities of the customer were by far the hardest thing to deal with Lucky seems to have the personality to deal with customers and his people Good luck Lucky, may the blessings of the Lord be with you
Comment from : KawaDSrider

So at 10 profit margins he’s only making 4K???
Comment from : L G

Hie guys, I own a Toyota Prado Petrol fuel, TZ ,so next time can u tell us more about it, faults and stuff
Comment from : James Nyakavere

Great video thank you
Comment from : Bimmer Benz Auto Repair

Excellent video 👍
Comment from : Sergio Miranda

What state are your located in, Love how he presented this video what caught me was his customer service conversation he has all the equipment love the fact they have an timing the michelle software I will recommend this Auto repair shop
Comment from : Shmil Baltimore

I'd agree with not having to go to school I've been in the field for 3 years I'm working doing electrical, suspension, mechanical, and swaps with no school Ase certified and paid good On the other hand though I'm not saying school is a bad thing, it can definitely hand you over good fundamentals to start with and leave you with a good starting point at your first job But if you've already been working with vehicles for years it's super easy to skip the whole school part
Comment from : Anthony Ticconi