Mobile Car Wash Dealership Washing
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By Lance Winslow
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If you run a mobile
car wash you should have a division,
which is dedicated strictly to
servicing dealerships in the automotive
industry. This division should
have services new and used car
dealerships, Internet auto sales
companies, auto auctions, manufacturers,
on-site auto shows, as well as
dealerships for RVs, boats, trucks,
motorcycles and new farm equipment.
Your Dealership Division should
wash for some of the biggest and
best in the industry; names like:
ADT, Bessmer, AMCI, Lithia, Internet
Car Sales, Car Max, Yamaha, Suzuki,
Honda, Harley Davidson, Auto Nation,
Bayliner, Freightliner, International,
John Deere, New Holland, CAT,
GM, Selectruck, Peterbilt, and
more.
How is this possible?
Our company uses Isuzu trucks.
These trucks have the same turning
radius as the Ford Escort Wagon,
a 13,500 GVW, and can carry up
to 1,000 gallons of water. A crew
of 10 can work off one truck with
a maximum capacity of 1,000 feet
of pressure hose.
http://www.isuzucv.com/businessuses/moreuses5.html
By using non-marring hose you
will not scratch the surfaces
of cars or special dealership
flooring. Your crews can also
work at night by installing special
million candle watt lights. Another
custom feature you can incorporate
is a dual 360° swivel hose reels.
Your competitors will not have
this feature and drag their hoses
over the hoods of new cars, causing
damage to the other vehicles,
thus giving away work to your
dealership washing division.
In order to provide the best car
wash possible, we use reverse
osmosis R/O water, no de-ionized
and you should too. Your competitors
may use de-ionized and occasionally
run the C&W tanks out of capacity,
thus discharging acid concentrated
water onto new dealership units
and etching windows and permanently
damaging clear-coats. Some mobile
car wash companies average 700
cars per day per truck and need
additional de-ionized tanks on
board. Washing cars on car lots
is very hard work. There are over
1.6 million cars on car lots for
sale in the U.S. at any one time,
and that's just new cars. It's
all about logistics, teamwork,
and attitude. If you have that
and can implement new car dealership
lot washing you are good to go.
Think about it?
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