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[@mr.nobody68]

The competition is far closer to Snap-On quality than Snap-On is to the competition's prices.
If I need something and the Snap On guy comes through first, he gets the sale. But if the MATCO guy comes through first, then he'll be the one getting my business.
I've even got some Harbor Freight Shittsburgh and Icon. Even Quinn.
Remember, kids, the tools don't make the mechanic. The mechanic makes the tools.
We've all seen the guy with the fully loaded Snap-On box covered in ASE badges who can't fix a fucking sammich.
And we've all seen the guy who works miracles out of a 5 gallon bucket of unidentifiable rusty junk tools

[@mr.mckinnon5680]

Over the last 30 years. I have been able to observe, what has happened to technicians, who have gotten involved with the, snap-on, long-term financing program. So this is what happens...
Technician signs up for a contract, let's say, a 20-year financing program.. and then I'm going like gangbusters, for two or three years. And then a company like.... General motors comes down and cuts their warranty times in half. The technicians leave that dealership, because they can't afford to drive to work anymore. At those rates. And then they spend 2 to 3 months, looking for a job... And they get delinquent on their payments. Snap-on turns around and soothe them. Gets a judgement against them..... That allows the snap-on guy to take whatever they want, to satisfy that bill.
I've watched, the snap-on guy, roll a $40,000 boat, out of somebody's backyard..... With the sheriff standing there, watching the whole thing go down. To satisfy a $400 bill. I watched a Snap-On guy, take a 25,000 mustang..... From a shop owner.... To satisfy $250 bill.
Essentially, snap-on agents, make their money from civil asset forfeiture. end the system perpetuates, until somebody like me, who reads the fine print on that contract and tells a Snap-On guy.... Get the f*** out.... Don't come back. My technicians work for me. Not you.

[@addicted2tools]

Good job keep up the great wprk with the snap on videos

[@r34hero]

Ty!!! Will do!!

[@MRG9280MRG]

Snap On pretty much sell themselves, massively loyal following and plenty of wannabe tool junkies so keen to part with high amounts of cash! If you can afford to buy the franchise then it's a no brainer!

[@r34hero]

I do agree!! U are very right!

[@richardkluesek4301]

As long as you get paid. Everyone expects a truck account on a handshake credit check ("He's good, He's good!" until "he no here no more") and being a cool good dude for security. When enough defaults stop paying at the same time everything can end unless you have a deep war chest to draw from.

[@r34hero]

@@richardkluesek4301 u couldn’t said it any better!

[@richardkluesek4301]

@@r34hero good selling, get paid, and have a great way of independent life on your terms.

[@r34hero]

@@richardkluesek4301 yes sir!!

[@richardkluesek4301]

Of the tools they actually make Snap On is the leader. They invented many good things. But they also sell some of the same tools as everyone else but for a higher price because you are paying for the dealer to be there for you for everything else. Be choosey.

[@r34hero]

Good input 😎

[@rickoshea8295]

You need about 400k total. About 200k on the street on a 5 week turn. And you might make 50k a year. Been there. And you get to chase people down to get paid. Rough business to get started in

[@r34hero]

👍👍def rough but worth it haha

[@EvoSGooD]

Just bought a second set to keep in my mobile set up

[@rtz7420]

I got the flank drive wrench set 8mm to 25 mm best wrenches iv ever seen let alone owned

[@r34hero]

That is for sure!!!

[@darwinmendoza9284]

So I’m in the process of purchasing my own snap on franchise and just wanted to get your honest opinion on the business…

[@motorbreath7174]

Best of luck with the franchise. (un?)fortunately we have entered the golden age of tools. Higher quality across the board and massive competition have entered the playing field for those who can't afford Snap On. Matco, Mac, Cornhole, are fading away . Snap on dealers still surviving and evidently thriving .(?)

[@r34hero]

Ty! Hope u do good too !

[@kootra99]

whats the intro song?

[@jordyadrian1106]

respect 👍

[@r34hero]

Appreciate u !!!

[@jonaustin262]

Typically with all in to start you need close to 100k don’t forget you need to get a truck too

[@r34hero]

Yes it is a lot of money to own one however u can finance and a lot of money u will be making, it doesn’t sound too bad !

[@edgarcruz5524]

Cool job. How could one get started?

[@r34hero]

I love it. Look into snap on franchisee, if u are good with sales , u would like it too!

[@Mylife-of2vg]

He got money

[@randywatson1296]

I have that coat. It’s warm

[@christopherlastname7638]

No if you have a bad dealer it doesn’t matter ever tool can be broken!

[@r34hero]

U are very right! I try to be hood dealer! Love to take care of everyone of my customer!

[@JakeNaughtFromStateFarm]

“Only 8k for this tool set.”
Haha, good luck.
“Sold 3 this week.”
Damn, you da man lol. I like SnapOn, just picked up one of the new 100 tooth ratchets Monday. I just can’t bring myself to pay for those wrenches.

[@iFixJunk]

Yeah, but he may never see the money.
"Sold" on a tool truck doesn't really mean what "sold" means in a drugstore or a supermarket. It's probably financed with some payment plan that won't necessarily pan out.

[@I_Died_2_Weeks_Ago]

Video starts @00:50

[@r34hero]

Appreciate u!

[@stevemorris3710]

People still buy Snap On? Must be the guys without the internet.

[@r34hero]

Yes haha every week ✌️

[@larrystorrs78]

Yuki!!!!!!

[@bentonrector2641]

What kinda dumbass question is this... no my snap-on truck doesnt make money i only sell 10 screwdrivers for 500 dollars

[@jeffwoods9666]

Weak keep going .