If the vast majority of the cost is labor and your overall price to consumer is low, the people doing the work aren't being paid. It's pretty simple. I like che

If the vast majority of the cost is labor and your overall price to consumer is low, the people doing the work aren't being paid. It's pretty simple. I like cheap rides but I also don't like taking advantage of people. Unfortunately we live in a culture where everyone should take advantage of everyone, least ye be left behind. I'm curious if your cost estimates even include time spent maintaining your core business capital (your vehicle): additional oil changes, additional maintenance, refueling times, wear and tear on tires and so on. AAA and the government provide some average costs per mile but you can deviate significantly from these depending on the vehicle and specific circumstances. If you have a fleet of vehicles or are estimating costs to you for a large number of vehicles, then it's good to use. If you're only doing your own vehicle, its not necessarily that accurate.