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Let's get serious for a moment here. Beyond relatively simple home garage fixes, how do you plan on addressing larger issues that a mobile service could never h
by overcast 10y ago
Let's get serious for a moment here. Beyond relatively simple home garage fixes, how do you plan on addressing larger issues that a mobile service could never handle. Something that requires a lift for example? Exhausts, transmission, basically anything under the body. Are teams available? How did you handle mounting / balancing with TireSwap?
- Danihan 10y agoThe mechanic shows up in a tow truck.
- khallil 10y agoNone of our technicians drive tow trucks. You can see some of them, and their reviews here: https://www.fiix.io/mechanics https://www.fiix.io/mechanics
- pbhjpbhj 10y agoDoes anyone make a mobile car lift, like a truck with an embedded hydraulic lift. Seems doable, just not sure if it would be worth selling because you can tow to a lift and that lift would be [much] cheaper?
- cellularmitosis 10y agoPerhaps something like a PODs truck? http://www.merchantcircle.com/pods-peoria-moving-and-storage-peoria-il/picture/view/2845479 http://www.merchantcircle.com/pods-peoria-moving-and-storage...
- khallil 10y agoIf the car needs a tow, we'll get it taken to one of our partner shops. So far, we've repaired a few thousand cars and less than 1% have needed a tow. We only contract licensed mechanics with many years of experience, so they can do pretty complex work by jacking up your car on your driveway. When we were running TireSwap we did on rim tire changes and rotations only (summer to winters and vice versa), so no mounting / balancing was needed.