Love the tips about going to the touch up guys at dealerships. I recently went to a Lexus dealership and got one of these guys to fix some rock chips on my bronco. less that $120 for like 10+ rock chips
Yes, the higher end the dealership, the better quality work the touch guys do. Alot of time they will do it same day for cash. Or just ask of they do side work & set an appt with them.
Thanks for your video. Very helpful. I appreciate it if you can get a wireless Lavalier microphone so that your voice sounds without echo. Otherwise your stuff is great.
75 plan for vehicles easy to damage (sports cars that are low to the ground, Or Big trucks, SUV's) 80 or 85 for higher priced expensive vehicles. I have not had an issue getting $500-1500 directly from my higher end clients for small damage claims, so the 80-85 works better.
Greetings, my vehicle is listed in Turo and on a trip in progress the guest is speeding over 98, what can I do about it, what would you do in my case, my vehicle is equipped with GPS and I can see the speed in real time .
Not much... I try to not look at my trackers except when a vehicle is leaving & supposed to be returned. You are creating stress for yourself. Just check it for damage when it returns. Extensive triple digits notifications might be an exception. Message the guest about the notifications then put it in the review.
No difference. Depends on your market. If my area got snow often, I would buy with AWD. Otherwise save your money & get FWD. Won't get any more daily for AWD unless you are in a market like Colorado, Michigan, Chicago, Or someplace that really needs AWD.
