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Starting Mobile Oil Changing BusinessStartup kit for Mobile Oil Change BusinessSummary: Everybody needs oil changing servicing. Every 3 or 4 months a car typically needs oil replacement or a tune up. With a hectic office schedule, dropping off and picking up kids to and from school, and doing groceries in between, one can really be lost in thick of things. Situations like these create a lot of inconvenience and unnecessary stress. A lot of stress can be easily taken cared of and solved by hiring mobile oil changing service provider who can work on your vehicle without disrupting your day to day schedule. This mobile oil change business guide will show you how you can open up your own venture.
Here are steps to start your own profitable mobile oil change business. Register a business nameProfessionalize your business by registering a business name. Search the web if your chosen name is in used. If not, register it at once. Go to your city clerk office and register your business. Then open a bank account in your business name. Get mobile oil changing business licenseAll businesses have legal processes for it to be allowed to operate. Visit your nearby city hall to inquire about the license, permits, and other necessary documents. Fill out the necessary paper work and file these important documents away. Financing your businessStarting your own mobile oil changing business really doesn’t require too much capitalization. You could certainly apply for a loan if you want to. However if you have a low charging credit card, you could use it and make good debts instead of bad debts with it. Gather your equipmentDoing oil changes require certain equipments. If you are to be professional at what you do, make sure you have the following tools: oil filter, type of oil and how much in quarts, an oil pan, an adjustable wrench, newspaper, old rags or paper towels, funnel, and a portable ramp if you have one. Know the basics of oil changingNothing substitutes than actually doing one oil change by yourself. Once you have done 2 or 3 of them then the rest will be a snap. Here are a few tips how to change oil.
Advertise your businessInvest on a few brochures, flyers, business cards and stickers. Give them out to people you meet and of course in your neighborhood. Talk with a few figures of influence in your community to help you with your business campaign and endorse your services. Talk to a few shops as well if you can place ads in their shops. Give out printed t-shirts that advertise your business name. Get loud and crazy so people will notice you. 6 Responses to "Starting Mobile Oil Changing Business".
1. Lethan K. Armartey on 4/16/2009 2:25:22 AM
I just graduated as a certified tech. All in all i think this is what i need to do with that degree is to start my own business. I will rather open my own shop but i don't have a ton of money to invest so i choose this way and i am passionate about it. The whole automotive industry i love and i cant see myself doing anything else. My question is; am having problems with pricing i was thinking charge for the oil and filter with labor, oil and filter that i would get from the local parts store is that right or wholesale if there is such a think? and, as far as stocking oil and oil filters who could i contact to help with that?
2. Lethan K. Armartey on 4/16/2009 2:48:31 AM
Another question is, affordable equipment. for doing the oil change evacuating it.
3. Rick Harbit on 4/21/2009 7:50:38 PM
Lethan, I am doing the same thing. I work at the local NAPA store, therefore I can get parts cheap. I am getting familiar with NAPA suppliers therefore I can build a relationship with them and get my own account with them. I suggest you talk to your local NAPA store. They can set you up with a charge account. You can probably get all of their delivery vehicles as your first fleet if you are going to use their filters. Email me if you have any more questions.
4. Melinda on 5/19/2009 5:28:56 PM
We started our Mobile oil change business in 1999. It takes hard work and an outgoing personality to build up a customer base.
5. vic on 7/27/2009 10:23:48 AM
Do you need a special license or permit from your state? i currently reside in texas
6. Matt on 10/11/2009 10:47:40 AM
Hi, I live in Rhode Island. I don't see anywhere that I need a license or permit to do oil changes here. Anyone know?
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