Every bay is rented space that either earns or sits. New equipment is worth buying when it opens a service you cannot do now or speeds jobs you already do.
Apply Now →A two-post lift has a price. It also has a number of jobs it makes possible each week. If your shop turns away alignments, brake jobs or tire work because of a missing machine, the equipment is a way to stop turning money away. If the machine only makes a job a bit nicer, the case is weaker.
Texas shops range from one-bay specialists to multi-location operations, and what each needs differs. The ask is the same: what will this machine let me do that I cannot do today?
| Equipment | What it adds | Question to ask first |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle lift | More jobs at once, safer work | Do I have floor space and a waiting list of jobs? |
| Diagnostic scanner and software | Newer vehicles, fewer comebacks | Is there a recurring subscription fee on top? |
| Alignment machine | A service you can add to tire sales | How many alignments can I sell in a month? |
| Tire changer and balancer | Tire sales and mounting | Do I have supplier access and a customer base? |
| A/C recovery machine | Seasonal service work in hot months | How much of the year is the work in demand? |
Before financing anything, write one sentence: “This machine pays for itself if I do X extra jobs a month at Y profit each.” For illustration only, a shop that adds an alignment service might expect to sell a handful a week at an assumed profit per job. If that assumed number looks like a stretch when you write it down, wait or choose a smaller machine. These figures are examples of the method, not predictions or our terms.
We fund $25,000 to $5,000,000, funded in as little as 24 hours, with a 5-minute application and a soft credit pull. Sole proprietors can apply. The application is short, and it is better to have a quote from the equipment seller in hand so you know the real total.
Ask how the funding is secured, what happens if the machine fails, and what the total repayment will be over the full period. Equipment that earns less than planned still has to be repaid, so size the request to the conservative case. If you only need the money for parts and payroll swings, the working capital or line of credit pages may suit the shop better.
New carries warranty and a known history. Used lowers the price and raises repair risk. Match the choice to how much downtime the shop can absorb.
Not always. Confirm electrical, floor and anchoring costs with the seller before sizing the request.
Possibly, depending on how the seller prices it. Check whether it is a one-time cost or a yearly subscription.
Yes, sole proprietors can apply. It takes about 5 minutes and uses a soft credit pull.
Our range starts at $25,000. Smaller purchases often fit a supplier payment plan or cash.
Three months of business bank statements and a 5-minute application. FICO 500+ considered. $25,000 to $5,000,000, funded in as little as 24 hours.
Apply Now →It takes about two minutes and it will not affect your credit score.
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