Tire Guys Service Center vs Wilhelm Automotive Franchise Comparison

Below is an in-depth analysis and side-by-side comparison of Tire Guys Service Center vs Wilhelm Automotive including start-up costs and fees, business experience requirements, training & support and financing options.

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About Tire Guys Service Center

If you have ever had car problems you will understand the benefit of calling a Tire Guys franchisee who will come to you and repair and/or replace your tires. It makes sense to open a business that offers a skill set and service that everyone will require and you can benefit from. Tire Guys was started in the early 1998 by Todd Cooper in Ogden, Utah. Tire Guys is a mobile auto/truck tire repair/replacement service, who comes to you and repairs your tire on the spot. Tire Guys provide tire repair and replacement services at the customer's location�home, work, school, or wherever the car may be. Structured as a convenience service first and working by appointment, Tire Guys has proven to be a successful and proven model and an excellent business. Mr. Cooper has operated Tire Guys since 1998, and worked in the tire business for several years prior to starting The Tire Guy, which incorporated in August 2005 as The Tire Guys for purposes of franchising. He understands the mobile tire repair/replacement service and can successfully train you. He has defined a Mobile System Business that, when managed and marketed as instructed, can be very successful. It doesn't matter what your background is, Tire Guys could be right for you. We are looking for people who understand the value of an established system, who are anxious to provide excellent service and products to their customers.

About Wilhelm Automotive

Wilhelm Automotive is a comprehensive automotive mechanical repair facility. With state of the art systems and over 80 years of experience they are an industry leader. National and local awards for service excellence including being recognized as a Motor Age national "Top Shop". Services include: *Maintenance - Including: Oil, Lube, Filter, Ignition, Fluids, distributors, etc. (also including "UnderCar Services" *Repair - Including: Heating and Cooling, Radiators, heavy-Duty Servics, Overhaul, general maintenance and everything in between *Diagnostics - Including: Electrical, Electronic Systems, Computer, Emissions, Controls, etc. *General - Including: Domestic and Import, Gas or Diesel, Off-Road *Misc Services such as, Towing to the shop, fuel economy, tires, pre-purchase inspections, pre-trip inspections, etc. *Fleet Services