Great chance to own a top- rated auto care franchise with an excellent South Bay location. With seven double bays, the business offers oil changes, brakes, tune ups, alignment, Tires, Batteries, and smog Check.
The shop has a network-managed computer system for complete shop management and repair/estimator functions. The business enjoys great repeat customer business due to its high quality and friendly service. A background in auto repair is not necessary; management experience would be helpful. SBA Preapproved with 15% Down.
To get more information about this Auto Care Franchise - Tune Ups, Smog Check business for sale in
Santa Clara County please phone M. Nikoo (Agent - BRE License #:01129107) at 650-400-4478 and 408-385-0414 - if you get
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Auto Care Franchise - Tune Ups, Smog Check, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this
business for sale. Thank you. License # 01129107. Business Team.
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