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>>533333435
America is a rich first world country with third world social norms. Americans haven't gotten the memo yet, so they're opening their fat wallets to every swindler middleman and every "small business". Third worlders haggle with everyone to prevent this. Americans are still used to paying the posted price. You all need to learn to haggle and walk away. Art of the deal. It's not a first world country anymore.
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>>533333435
Its expensive but just like 20-30% over.
I heard Americans haggle the price for services anyways?
Mobile means he comes to you I guess?
So:
Battery
Drive there + back
cost for vehicle
hourly rate (I have a min rate of 30min)
For someone being too lazy or dumb to do it himself this is a pretty faggy answer.
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I do almost all my own maintenance. Can't believe how much oil changes cost now, fuck paying them $200 for something I can do myself for $30, and there's a recycling place right by me that I can just drop the old oil off at.
Did my transmission fluid too since my car has over 60k miles in it, man that shit smelled rancid but it was as easy as changing the oil only the car needed to be leveled, just used some jacks. Would have again cost over $300 to get that done at a mechanic.
As for everything else, I get new tires at Costco and get some good deals there, and as a member they do the install and everything. A battery is easy enough to do yourself too. Just get one at autozone or wherever and change it yourself.
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>>533335249
Literally you.
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>>533335284
I have a window of about 20x20mm to get a 300 mm wrench extension to the bolt that holds it. Then I have to remove that bolt and its hook without dropping it into the gut of the engine, right next to the belt. I can do it in five minutes now, but the people who made this definitely need Jesus.
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>>533336107
Let's see: Something like 500 saved, for one hour of extra work with a longer drive to the shop and all, compared to the guy coming to your house. At 2500 hours of actually usable networking and business fraud time per year, you need approximately 15M invested.
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>>533335210
NPCs treat cars like phones. Put fuel in it and use it until it breaks then buy (lease [throwing tens of thousands of dollars down the drain] or loan [going into tremendous debt]) a new one. They have been conditioned by planned obsolescence and proprietary right to repair obstruction that everything is disposable.
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seems fair to me.
24/7 help anywhere it's priced around 300/500$.
do Americans really bitch for a fistfull more dollars?
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>>533337528
in the 1990's he would of called a fren to jump his car then goed to the car fixer store and buyed a new battery and installed it himself. im fact last time i went to the irish car fixer store to replace my tail light bulb the lady at the store was all like oh yeah i know all about those kind of cars and wanted to go and help do the replaceing. i think i have car jumping cables in my car for some reason
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>>533337746
>They have been conditioned by planned obsolescence and proprietary right to repair obstruction that everything is disposable.
...and also the fact that fixing stuff or making stuff is not cool and only fucking many bitches is cool. bitches have utter abject contempt for ppl who do things for themselfs instead of paying someone else
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>>533336631
Your parental guardian of your unit decided upon themselves to remove physical sensors from the tip of your benis from your meatsuit in this timeline which you cannot undo. You have been desensitized and marked like cattle. You are now part of the NPC spectrum that cannot comprehend what sensations are felt from having said foreskin. At least we can educate future fathers to not fuck up their son’s lives when they get thrown into this timeline. The psychological trauma you had to endure when you escaped the womb is part of the reason why you are calloused and numb. Remember those blood curdling screams? You can be in denial all you want. Just understand sex in vagene is incredible when your exterior benis skin doesnt have a layer of keratin. How can you make judgement of what is bad and not bad on perceptions of sensors that are not physically there? Is your foreskin in the room with us now or does it just haunt you only in your mind? Your neurons sent blaring signs of WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU MAKE YOUR NEWBORN CRY IN PAIN AND INFLICT HARM as you listen to your son cry for help while you give permission. Psychopaths are not born, they are created through trauma. You already went through trauma escaping that prison as you egress out of a vagene and saw the light! Imagine the smell! That foul rancid gefilte fish aroma that permeated through the room when your mother got aroused. To get strapped into and held against your will and not your choice of getting what gives you pleasure that you will never experience be removed. Physical wounds heal. That is why we, the ones in our original form that God (whatever God you pray to) embedded in your genetics and chromosomes and intended us to be, to educate you so the mental wounds would scar over and remind you of the dumb goylem you were destined to be. Dont be like your parents you fuckin goylem.
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>>533333435
what the hell kind of battery is he buying? i had the same thing happen this week and it only cost me $150 to replace it myself. rode all the way to walmart and back on my bike to get it, with the core return one way and the new battery the other. was not easy but it saved me $500+ apparently.
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>>533335210
People are pretty silly, however some cars place the battery in silly locations. My mom's BMW requires a whole bunch of crap to be taken out to get to it. When I bought my car I had no idea where the battery even was. I look under hood, don't see it. Pop the plastic cover off thinking it's under, it's not. Open the back, look under hatch, no battery... Look for owners manual and there wasn't one in the car. Then I start looking under the floor mats and don't see anything. I finally got frustrated enough to Google it and it was under the floor mat (I missed it) behind passenger seat. Only indicator there was anything there was a tiny silver screw with a star head.
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>>533334624
base rate california licensed ASE labor is $110/hr as regulated by the state. So, 1 hour car battery change will be $110 min labor charge. $330 makes sense if they're charging for 1 hour drive to/from your car. $400 battery is about what a duralast AGM now costs before taxes.
$800 is an alright quote for an on site on call battery change. Which is why I have AAA because AAA will only burn me $200 for the battery no labor on the service call.
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>>533333435
What kind of a battery costs $400 lmao?
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>>533334297
Hello, sir. I move to Canada and am no luck with Canada girls. Can you share wisdoms for me so I can to fuck on hot white woman? I were cologne but it doesn't drive woman horny for me. Pls help I'm so lonely and horny.
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>>533338340
a duralast AGM
the west isn't like russia with only one car battery for all vehicles/trucks. Here, there's three different flavors between Ford, GM sidepost and Chrysler. And European H3-9 series batteries that you might be familiar with.
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>>533334359
That's probably what he ended up doing, he just wanted to see if the convenience of having someone come out and doing it was worth it - I might pay $50 markup for that sort of service, but they're asking $500.
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>>533338597
Nope. An OEM ACD 78 is $220 now. These are known to be shit, most people want the gel pack AGMs because they take more abuse and last longer. A 78 AGM is $400 because the discount yellow odyssey batteries are known to have defective cells.
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$400 isn't that much for a battery when a non-AAA service call is probably $800. AAA's $200 batteries are known to be shit too, but most will last at least a year, sometimes more if you're easy on the AC.
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>>533338621
And why do you need a deep-cycle AGM battery?
It's not for an RV or a boat or some off-grid solar system, it's a fucking car battery even the cheapest ones can last 5+ years.
Ironically I have an American battery in my car (Exide), it was like 70 EUR I can't recall, but a fraction of $400.
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>>533333435
they gotta pay insurance, travel time an fuel, they all gotta provide a warranty in that warranty they gotta cover fuel, and vehicle deprecation money lost not selling a battery etc.
your also paying for the convenience.
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>>533338961
me too but half of all drivers are women
>>533338978
Most people don't own their cars in the first place, most drivers under 40 are still making payments and just need the car to last about 48 months or 4 years. So when the battery dies, and the bank/dealer will not cover it because they're jewish, they come into the store and get mad at me for charging them sales tax. It's tolerable when it happens once, but when it happens twice or more they get really mad and throw a fit. I just tell people with new model cars to get the premium battery unless they want to come back. They don't, so it's a safe investment.
Anyway, deep cycle is needed because women will run the AC without the engine on which kills the battery.
>it's a fucking car battery even the cheapest ones can last 5+ years.
Nope. Most car batteries here last about 18-24 months. Most less. Sure you can just add more acid, but nobody does that in practice. Batteries die faster in cold areas because people (women) will turn up the heated seats and blast the heater when the engine isn't running, and the engine itself needs more cranking power in the first place.
This isn't like Canada or Russia where you can just hook up to a block heater and avoid all this.
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>>533338229
Nigger you better be no older than like 18-19. Start accumulating tools now and hold onto them. Yard sales are the best, then flea markets, then thrift stores, then harbor freight. Don't let some braindead retard talk you into buying strap-on tools.
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>>533339290
The only time I've had a battery die on me prematurely was when I had a problem with my electrical system (French car, go figure) that drained it completely a couple of times.
If you're not a retard (woman) and your car doesn't have excessive parasitic load or some other electrical problem, they don't die that quickly.
Or maybe that's just in backwards Eastern Europe, maybe you're getting jewed with batteries in the Jewnited States of Jewmerica.
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>>533334297
I've fucked 5-6 women on my street to cover the labor for their auto repair costs.
I had a gal that needed new valve cover gaskets put on her Honda but didn't want to pay the mechanic the absurd price of $1700. She bought the part, I spent 30 minutes installing it. She fed me dinner/beer and fucked my brains out until morning for over a week.
It's literally the easiest pussy to acquire.
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>>533339539
I've personally killed at least six or seven batteries just from tool charging. It's very commonplace in trucks without PTOs. I've personally replaced hundreds of batteries by people, mostly women, who leave the AC on always when they're in the car.
Since you live in Eastern Europe, your battery standards are very different, and stupid people can't afford to drive. Does your car even have AC and when's the last time you used it? What about your heated seats? Most people use both every day between their AM/PM commutes.
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>>533333435
EH BIG GUYS
he said MOBILE REPAIR BUSINESS
they told him price for mobile phone battery
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>>533339664
By your own admission people kill batteries out of ignorance, not because there's anything inherently wrong with standard lead-acid batteries, so I've made my point.
You're welcome to try driving here without AC and heated seats.
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>>533333435
This is totally real. The same exact thing happened to me last week.
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>>533335113
How many miles away is the closest battery store to where you broke down. In an atomized nation you don't have people who will come help. So you could end up walking 30 miles there and back even in a suburban city. Batteries are heavy, roads are dangerous to walk down and if you miss work you could get fired.
What was your point again? You are better off than others for some reason and that makes you a better person? Would you rather he take you down to use your car or take your battery?
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>>533339999
What a waste of digits. Anyway, a battery is something you test annually and replace every 5 years regardless of if you broke down or not. If everything is so "atomized" and it's life or death your machine works, you engage in preventative maintenance.
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>>533333435
someone's getting fleeced. this isn't a "shit is too expensive" but "retards will pay anything because they are too lazy" problem.
i literally went to Interstate Battery the other day and got TWO brand new batteries for <$500. Took me all of 15 minutes to swap out myself. The fuck is wrong with people?
Even if you have some kind of complicated location like in the trunk, usually it's just "another 30 minutes" of work at max. No battery swap should take any semi-competent mechanic >1hr to complete. So how the fuck are they charging $300 worth of labor on this?
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step three is very important
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>>533333435
To be fair the batteries now have gotten out of control. Had to get one for my truck last year and it was 200$. They use some newer version, it’s not just a regular lead acid battery so they get to charge double the price for it. In this case maybe learn to do it yourself faggot.
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>>533340379
That's the price I pay for not wanting to break down. I got a Duralast Gold last year for $300. That's $60/year amortized on my schedule and hardly an expense to me. It only would get "cheaper" if someone like you were willing to risk a breaking down.
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>>533340570
Bro, do not have a multimeter? They're like 5 bucks at harbor freight. A bettery will let you know when it's on it's way out long, long before you're in danger. You don't need to just replace them every 5 years.
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>>533334297
>u guise did u know
>prostitutes will have sex with you in exchange for services as well as goods
that's why they're called prostitutes, anon, bragging that you got access to high mileage pussy for your time is silly
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>>533335249
core charge is like 25$ hed have been better grabbing an uber to walmart. Hed have been better towing it. Batteries dont cost 400$, not even in a 2500 HD truck. They cost like 250, Canadian, in that truck. 120-150$ for the battery, 15 minutes labor which is about 40 bucks on a mobile repair guy, add in travel. That should have been about 250 bucks total.
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>>533340570
I have four cars, and I've never gotten less than ten years out of a battery. I replace mine when they're starting to get weak, it's easy enough to sense. Once every few years, I run a reconditioning cycle with a trickle charger. Why throw money away.
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>>533339391
>Remember that a real deal commercial diesel truck is x3 of these or x9 of lead-acids in parallel. And, this often still isn't enough with how people push their vehicles.
I just put adapters on my cables and buy cheap Marine batteries for my cars.
Can go months without a car being ran and the battery fires up.
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>>533340329
The guy is driving out to the car. The tools have to be on the vehicle, the guy has to drive, and everything has to be done in the field. It a service for the rich to have their vehicle serviced in their driveway, so he can pay the price for the convenience, otherwise his faggot ass can go get a battery and put it in himself. Don't really get to complain about a luxury service charging to much, just makes you seem poor.
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>>533340912
I don't care if you waste money, I just don't get why - and you claimed that replacing every five years is what someone is supposed to be doing.
>>533340874
If you're letting cars sit in cold weather - they should be indoors on a decent trickle charger.
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>>533339115
Yes I was also quoted outrageous prices for a low quality service and when I questioned the price they angrily said
>we are a business and we have to make a profit dont we??
So i cant really afford this despite being well off by my countries standards so im starting to think their business isnt viable.
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>>533340800
Okay. Good. Once a year or so (especially in the winter) make sure the battery didn't lose more charge than you're happy with overnight. Is your engine needing to turn over one time more than normal before starting? Check it with the multimeter immediately after turning the engine off and then after it sat overnight. If your battery is holding strong there is no sense in changing it out. As long as you're not always letting it die you can easily push them way longer than five years. They don't suddenly die without warning unless you let it lose too much charge which can sometimes kill them.
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>>533341209
>If you're letting cars sit in cold weather - they should be indoors on a decent trickle charger.
>all 4 of your cars
>or 7
>should be
You live on a property with 12 other people and they sit on grass, and it rots their frames. Welcome to Canada, nobody owns homes anymore but lots of people got their dead fathers old cars.
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>>533340970
I think a lot of people operate on a min/max mentality and life just doesn't work that way. These same types tell you to put yourself in retarded financial positions to chase 1%.
>>533341209
You obviously missed the point of that entire post: you can be preventative or risk it, and the choice is yours. I would rather spend money than risk it. That's why I make money in the first place.
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>>533341258
Whatd you have done, if they cant justify the parts and labor then its just a scam. Jobs take certain amounts of hours. If its like yea changed your oil filter 4 hours labor, you can just sue them.
Or you know I mean maybe you decide that you have *too much* used motor oil and dont know what to do with it, and youre standing in the middle of the washroom looking at their toilet and sink and. People think crazy things sometimes you know.
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>>533333435
IF YOU CANT AFFORD THAT THEN MOVE TO A NEW COUNTRY!
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>>533334476
labor is bullshit. I bought some tires for my car and got harassed into taking them to the mechanic bh my mom once and the labor cost as much as the tires and she wouldn't even admit she had screwed me. Costs less than 100 bucks for a jak and the tools but with her it's always "it's too hard for me, so it must be hard for you!" because she's a fucking incompetent bimbo.
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>>533341353
I usually only have one of my cars indoors at any time (need the space for my motorcycles), but it doesn't get cold here.
>>533341413
Look man, you do you, and the math is a little different for commercial vehicles - but replacing batteries every five years is just throwing money away for most people.
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>>533333435
When I got back from Alaska and had to pull my car out of storage, it cost me 250 dollars to get it jumped. Robbery. It's like when H&R Block quoted me 780 dollars to do my two W2s.
>We are a business and charge for our services
Yeah, too fucking much is what.
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>>533341543
The only reason it costs that much is its a mobile repair service, which should be cheaper than a tow since it involves not needing a huge truck and gas. He quoted 358$ labor but didnt declare how many hours that was, or the rate. THAT is how you know its a scam. All mechanics bills will show the exact parts, as he did - (battery) and labor, in hours, with rate, so you know how long he worked and for how much. Heres how that would look:
Labor: 358$ (.25 hours)
{Hourly Rate} $1,432$$
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>>533341413
You are a fucking loser lmao. Imagine bragging about doing something that literally nobody does because it’s fucking stupid and the only person backing you up is clearly a jew fleecing your money because you’re a pussy who’s afraid of breaking down like a fucking woman would be. If you really don’t want to break down just learn how to tell if your battery is getting worn out instead of setting some arbitrary timeline of replacement based on nothing more than a stupid guess that tickles your autism.
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For 800$ you could get both your rear airbags bought, and replaced, and front pads, and installed - in Canadian dollars. Thats the type of repair 800$ is, its actually only about 550$ US for what I just described. 750 for a battery is outright theft.
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>>533341695
You're dead wrong in this discussion. Your battery is just a car part like any other. You treat it as such. Do you arbitrarily change tie rods, ball joints, struts, rotors, pads, etc etc? Of course not. The only things that makes sense for are fluids and belts. Everything else gets changed when it's time.
You're just making yourself look mechanically illiterate repeating these lowest common denominator platitudes meant for stupid people to keep them out of trouble. That is not meant for competent people.
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>>533341926
You’re not a jew, you’re the mark. The whole point of learning something is to save money, otherwise why not just be a real spender and have someone else do your shit for you? Imagine wasting money AND being DIY. You’re like a kike’s wet dream, wasting piles of money and doing the labor yourself lmao. How the fuck did you even come up with a five year schedule for high quality expensive batteries? It makes zero sense
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>>533342242
Alright, well, apparently I've triggered the resident /o/ posters. If you'll excuse me, I have to go change my oil because it's been 2001 miles since I last did.
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>>533342357
Oil is 5000 miles 7000km. Ideally you do it at like 5-6k instead yea, so closer to that 3k miles.
If your car manufacturer says it goes 12k, thats a lie, and you will be buying a new engine. Cadillac tells people shit like that.
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>>533336737
Jew doesn't know how identifiable he is
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>>533342357
Sorry for actually knowing what I'm talking about and trying to help a nigga out. You have a multimeter. You have ears. You don't tell the battery when it's time, it tells you. It doesn't suddenly die, there will be signs. You seem smart enough to be able to handle this.
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>>533333435
Fraud insurance will cover let’s charge outrageous fees. Brown people taken over lots of things you can tell whites scam to because everyone is scamming some justifying it because of billionaires. Pay suppression. Some do it to do it. Long and short. Everything’s fucked. Golden age needs to purge scammers by public executions
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Also the thing with oil is as your car ages it develops wear and play in the cylinders, eventually you can imagine the pistons start slapping against the walls of the cylinders and grinding on them, and the engine will shake itself apart. Thats how your 400,000km 2002 honda civic dies, one of several ways anyways. So while this is happening, before it shakes itself apart, for a long time itl leach gasoline into the oil through that space in the cylinders and pistons, and it degrades your oils lubricity, in other words it becomes less good at being oil. Its less lubricative, and you get more grinding.
So thusly, in a higher miles car, change the oil more. You can also smell the oil on the dipstick, if it smells like gas, replace it.
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Oil life is an estimate it doesnt actually measure quality. It means nothing except time since last change.
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>>533334709
If it’s bad for America. Thanks liberals
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>>533333435
It costs nothing to throw your number around as a "mobile repaur business".
For a $700 battery replacement I'll be your "mobile repair business".
I'm amusing that's the logic here, probably some wide-net jerkoff tgat gets paid by retards for random types of jobs.
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>>533334297
Profit
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>>533335302
So what?
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>>533338179
You rode your bike home with a car battery?
That seems like a challenge at best.
Way to get it done, anon
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>>533340879
Cope and seethe. Imagine his fat belly jiggling, gray pubes getting soaked in her pussy juice, and her gobbling up his cock as you cry all over your key board lmao
Boomers literally cannot stop winning.
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>>533334983
Bro, he's an SEO, one of the most noble and honest professions in the world that have absolutely no incentive to lie for engagement. Best seo, cheap seo, click now seo discounts, seo coupon codes, top seo companies.
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>>533333435
That is a perfect example of the free market. A new battery is like $120-$150 at Walmart. It takes all of 10-15 minutes to swap yourself. There is only one small issue, in order to buy the replacement, YOU NEED A WORKING CAR. If your car is dead in your driveway and it's the only vehicle you have access to, you're up a creek without a paddle almost literally. You better believe businesses will charge a premium to deliver batteries to you; you have no other option.
It's sad that this the sort of business can thrive. It's only because of how atomized society has got that there are people who don't have a friend or wife's car they can borrow to go pick up a battery.
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>>533333435
>minimum wage should be $400 an hour
>wait why is parts and labor so expensive now
told ya, liberals man
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>>533333435
depends on how globohomo the car is of that dumb NPC nigger. modern kiked electric cars hae batteries that cost like $10,000. if you drive a 10 year old jap shitbox the battery is only $120 from jewmart
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>>533340861
>you don't throw batteries in the ocean you fucking moron
Well the batteries aren't going to throw themselves in the ocean now are they? Who's the moron now?
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>>533349716
This, you buy tools to last. Yardsales can be great, Craigslist and Facebook market can be good but there's competition. If you're buying new tools don't go to fucking harbor freight, do some actual research, look at them in person if you have a store that sells what you're looking for near you. Avoid shit aimed at dumb homeowners.
Maybe this sounds excessive but when you're in your 80s you can still be using the same tools. When you're dying you'll sell your house to pay the hospital, but your tools will go to your kids. Buy good tools.
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>>533340879
lmao never change /pol/
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Fuck me that's a lot of money for a battery, most cars come with booster packs to start your engine if your battery shits itself, just drive to a battery shop and they will fit a replacement for free. They even have designated parking out the front here. $300 tops.
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>>533333435
nigger didn't state what car he drives. 90% chance its some over priced piece of shit sports car. plus its a mobile repair. they can charge what ever they want when you're stranded out on the side of the road.
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>oil? i thot u just puts gas in n it go
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>>533334255
You're Dutch. You would be crucified in Dam Square on a Sunday if they caught you doing this.
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>>533333435
>the leader of the American (((free market))) has run multiple back to back crypto pump and dump schemes as well as used his platform to openly manipulate markets and make huge money
This is fine, we're owning the libs
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>>533333435
I would accept and then give them a location in the middle of no where fuckin kikes
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>>533334461
this is my favorite modern meme. nothing has come close to it yet
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>>533333435
Sounds about right if you go to a midas, meineke or one of these other walmart style shit garages. They once quoted me 900 bucks to change a spark plug. I laughed my ass off and left.
I go to a local garage run by some old guy who literally has a shack in the woods and works on cars for fun. I went to him last summer when my car wouldn't start. Found out it needed a whole new fuel line/injection system.
He put me in a whole new one for 120 bucks total. (parts and labor included)
Last time I went with a flat tire he plugged it up free of charge. Love it.
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>>533341568
Fucking boomers, man. Some mechanic screwed up a coolant tank in my mom's SUV and then made up some crap excuse as to how it got broken. For some reason, both of my parents are completely overwhelmed by the prospect of swapping out some plastic bottles.
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>>533336737
>>533334255
thanks guys, needed this
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>>533333435
the volume button on my steering wheel broke and the dealership wanted to charge over $600 to fix it. i asked how much it would be if i bought the part online and just paid for the price of labor and it was still going to be $250
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>>533364290
>>533364245
also you have to understand, the time i'm spending with you is an opportunity cost where my skilled labor could be making me money working on something else for somebody else that will pay the hourly rate
quit fucking bitching and do your own shit if it's too expensive
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>>533337800
yes, and all the guys talking about how fast they could do it for themselves are actually trying to be "tough guys", and signal to each other how "alpha" they are because they spent like $500 on tools so they can spend an hour dealing with battery shit.
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>>533335210
>my car is out of oil, can i just put water in it until i get to the gas station for a refill
this is a serious question thrown at me (by a woman) during my mechanic years
now think of how many female drivers yoj see. now think of how many female asian drivers you see who wear eye glasses, driving, and be thankful you are still alove
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>>533358480
He’s making some headroom in the budget for the unexpected.
It’s always smart to account for then unforeseen.
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>>533333435
Meanwhile picrel (valves, spark plugs, air filter) cost me $570.
Bike chads, we literally cannot stop winning!
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>>533337800
Retarded s.oy boy
>I just bought $100 in Nintendo switch downloads and two $40 Amiboos.
>Oh no, my car doesn't work.
Goes to mechanic.
Mechanic says.
>Sure, I'll have it fixed in 2 hours $600
S.o.y. boy says
>Can I sit in your lobby and call around because your quote is too high.
Mechanic
>We can finance it for $60 a month for 2 years.
S.o.y boy
I can do that.
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>>533333435
you all realize that there *are* fucking retards out there who will pay this, no questions asked, right? so, the mobile mechanic may as well ask for that much, since he'll get some number of takers and make it worth it. btw, if good old andy walker doesn't like it, he can just get a fucking AAA account like the rest of us for $59/year and he doesn't have to pay the labor.
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>>533333435
He called mobile repair business, these fucks will fleece the shit out of you.
He should try to start the car in any way possible(jump start from another car, have a battery jump starter kit, whatever else) and get to some random shop with batteries then take out the one that shat itself himself, and walk into the shop, they usually will take old batteries(they often make money off sending them for recycling) so even that's not a problem. Will end up being probably like 200.
This guy looks to be in his 40's why is he so dumb.
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>>533366787
Depends on the company.
>mum's car wouldn't start, didn't know the problem (I told her to check the battery but she never listens to me)
>guy came out, battery was dead
>charged parts + like $20 for time spent, no call out fee because it was a quick fix
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>>533333435
Unless OP specifies which car he has it be hard to estimate which battery to buy. Car batteries can go from very cheap to expensive as fuck real quick.
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>>533366311
Do you not see how much of the bike had to be disassembled for all of that? You just do the filter and plugs on the way to the valve clearance. How much would something like that cost near you? By comparison that's $408 USD, and it's a CB500X.
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>>533365266
>own a bike
>literally the easiest and cheapest self maintenance you could imagine can LIFT the fucking thing yourself
>pay some other dropkick half a grand to do your fucking clearances, plugs and filter
Holy PLEBOCRAT batman!
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>>533336351
Kek you recycle your oil? What are you a fag? Just throw that shit in the sink. If you in a city the processing plant can handle oil. If you in a place with a septic tank maybe don't do that but at worst is just gotta float on top of the tank so it's not a big issue just don't do it too much.
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>>533338989
Is not about being poor or not but spending money for things you can do yourself is stupid. Unless you are a mega rich 1% replacing the battery yourself shouldn't take too much time to warrant spending that much money. Worst case scenario if you get stucked on the road you either call AAA for roadside assistance or if you lucky someone on the road might be able to jump start your car (make sure you keep jumping cables in the trunk) so you can go to the nearest Autozone or Wal-Mart and get a new battery. For me it takes less than 20 minutes to replace my car battery but some fancy cars put them on more awkward places.
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>>533333435
You're supposed to not be a homosexual useless gamer male and be able to change your own battery.
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>>533339999
Bro you can get someone to help you out in a pinch. I been on the road before with a dead battery and I always been able to get help. It helps that I don't dress like a nigger so people aren't spooked about me. I had old men, a young female student and a police man help me out jump my car before. Just don't look like a bum and someone will help you out.
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>>533368573
Why do that when you get a new battery cheaper when you turn in the old one? A core charge applies without bringing in the old battery where you buy the new one. You edgy gay faggot.
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>>533339634
>I've fucked 5-6 women on my street to cover the labor for their auto repair costs.
I guess this explains why my ugly father with his tolkien dwarf stature has fucked his way through more women that the khan.
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You should have at least 2 vehicles. That way if one breaks down you can still get stuff down, and get replacement parts and do what you have to do while you wait for parts to arrive. What if there was an emergency and you had to go do something but your car wouldn't start? You can just get into your second car and drive that one. I can't understand how people can live with out at least 2 cars, I have 4.