Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 10:38am On Oct 04 |
Conner44: I see it has nice options. Does it also have a line for
Transmission DTC[1] or
Gearbox DTC[1] ?
If it doesn't then it seems the scanner can only read General codes for the gear system and not the manufacturer specific ones.
It is still good value for a Bluetooth enabled type of scanner with all these features available by default Yeah boss, its a bidirectional scanner abi how dem dey call am. Your vehicle or vehicle ECU features and spec determines what it can do too. There are better scanners but this does the work for me no stress. |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 8:02am On Oct 04 |
Conner44: Okay it is nice for its price then but was it this particular scan tool you also used in diagnosing the ABS issue you spoke of earlier? Yes boss, still the same Scanner. The image showed DTC(error code) for each category after a deep scan. So i will click and analyse, Live data or do active test on sensors.
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Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 6:21am On Oct 04 |
STFT & LTFT (addition) is less than 1% so my car engine is good no misfire and Fuel trim is good( e no dey chop fuel).
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Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 4:59am On Oct 04*. Modified: 6:19am On Oct 04 |
Conner44: Can it also read your vehicle's transmission/gearbox codes as well? Yes boss. The Number 2 Error code is a transmission problem. Torque converter issue or the Sensor is bad(needs changing) for my vehicle tho The first is as a result of that Front ABS issue i'm battling.
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Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 3:05am On Oct 04 |
flootintin: I don't have any solution to your ABS issues, just want to know the scanner you used. Mine can't read ABS. Thanks in advance. This Scanner boss, Got it over a year ago. I don sabi most of my car problems before i carry am go give Mechanic. It might be cheaper on Temu tho.
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Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 6:12pm On Oct 03 |
ABS wahala wan wound me, i don carry one sweet ride 4pm yesterday na hin passenger enter vehicle no gree accelerate, Steering con strong like rock.
From my scanner, all wheels dey read but the Front Right wheel no dey communicate/read.
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Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 7:45pm On Oct 02 |
tobby98: Pls guys, what exactly do you think caused Bolt to remove me from Comfort category? A friend said it's because of my current inactivity, is that true? Another staff said I should continue working that it would come back naturally, but how can I with this terrible bolt prices? Pls who can help with any idea as to what to do. I need it even if not for now but ahead of Xmas period. Chat support, although those ones have little to no idea how to resolve driver issues. |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 11:01am On Oct 02 |
Shimmaa: Are you saying it’s not possible for someone to get robbed in daytime? For VI? He jst dey talk no evidence of say dem obtain am If your car breakdown for VI, IKOYI, LEKKI Express during the day its still safe. |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 5:22am On Oct 02 |
This guy said the same day he started Indrive he was robbed on a clear daylight in VI. Daylight?
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Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 12:36pm On Oct 01 |
Everyone suggesting Govt intervention should erase the thought. There is no way forward because drivers are not united by association and apps compete with ridiculous prices for rides satisfying only riders because they feel riders bring the money to the ehailing market.
Uber leaving has made things worse, We need a new app company for competition but i dont think any company is ready to invest in an uncertainty because the economy is in shambles where people look cheap things first then later complain of bad quality. |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 7:10am On Sep 30 |
Glithronix: Legend himself. I greet you. Whatever idea that will break the mumu competition between Bolt and Indrive is needed ASAP. Drivers are the soul of the business. The main target should be to attract drivers (firstly). A new wave that will attract drivers (fair price + lower commission + transparency). Believe me, if drivers migrate in large numbers to another platform, passengers will follow. An aggressive marketing/promotion/awareness will do the magic. What is kilheen Bolt now no be the rubbish prices only, their stupid commission is also affecting them. Indrive with somehow yéyé prices, but with lower commission, na wetin dey make drivers use them more now be that.
So, a new app. coy can actually break into the market and gain ground if they can play on both aspects.
Someone just has to come and stop this competition between those two hediots.
Much respect, legend. Whatever idea is based on money baba. How can drivers earn what is fair? Riders dont want to pay much too because apps have reduced base rate badly, these prices i dey see i no even see am when i never start driving by 2023 as a rider, na hin i dey see as driver now  |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 4:09pm On Sep 29 |
obacasmir: Before indrive 10k trip turn into 2 hours.. Even Bolt no go add N5 to your money, except na Comfort |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 2:12pm On Sep 29 |
Tinubu dey enter lagos, use map wisely |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 12:45pm On Sep 29 |
NaughtyBrainiac: @ Shimmaa and Danremmy, I have zero experience when it comes to e-hailing. However I can contribute using general business experience.
I think you misunderstood Eazilyfe. Here is what I think:
1. Danremmy said he has 5 years experience. And that's exactly why he was pissed off. He is too experienced for that kind of offer. He has seen things and he is not desperate. A less experienced and more desperate Driver would take that offer.
2. I totally agree with Shimmaa that the pickup and drop off time will be very challenging. However, a Driver that is not experienced in e-hailing would still likely take that offer (especially a Driver that also doesn't like working at night). Location of the owner and location of the Driver is also important. Nevertheless, the pickup and drop off thing could still be negotiated.
3. Talking about Repairs: They could both agree to set aside 5k daily for Repairs & Maintenance (5000×25 = 125,000 monthly). Any month they spend less, the balance would be split as profit. If they spend more (the owner pays out of pocket and deduct the following month). I feel the former would happen more often than the latter.
4. Sharing Formula: This is left for the Driver to research and arrive at an average expected daily Net earnings (After deducting cost of fuel, commission, 5k for Repairs & maintenance). This will properly guide him on what percentage to negotiate. 60% owner, 40% Driver is just an asking price. The Driver can negotiate what favours him.
At the end of the day, the Owner is coming with the business Capital and the Driver is coming with Time and Expertise. The Owner has an advantage of keeping his Asset (Car) in good shape because the Driver shares part of the liability. He drives more carefully. The owner is only exposed to risk of losing his car to theft, major accident, etc. If he thinks he wants protection, he can decide to go for comprehensive insurance.
Overall: An experienced Driver wouldn't want such deal, but there are several inexperienced Drivers and Drivers in need that'd go for it. Some people are just looking for a hustle that can guarantee them 150k take home monthly. The person might later get the 150k monthly for 6 months and his taste would increase o. He could even see better offers while driving and grab a better offer. Nice write up boss, from what i denote the owner has probably tried the normal way of weekly delivery before he came up with his new format. Everything can still be negotiated If i am to give a driver my vehicle for commercial use there is no way he wont share from the repair & maintenance expenses |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 6:44pm On Sep 28 |
Shimmaa: My brother, nah tinubu cause all this coz tell me why someone will be feeling like merlin untop 2004 Camry. Baba u get car and u no dey desperate... he can only negotiate with what we have shared so far or look another deal. The driver doesnt have experience too from the way he said he doesnt understand. |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 6:10pm On Sep 28 |
Shimmaa: The business isn’t for someone like that cox everything is wrong with the arrangement, he should pick car in the morning and drop it in the evening. How convenient can that be for the driver?, if he so insist on that, then he should just ask for daily delivery anytime the driver comes to pick the car instead of putting all expenses on the driver. Someone like me wont accept that time because i work with time and positioning, the owner is a novice setting terms on that. If 8am nack meet me for house i no fit work that day except juicy offer carry me comot. The owner simply doesnt want weekly delivery So he needs to sitdown and discuss, if the owner is reasonable. E no easy nationwide, may God ease our path |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 5:59pm On Sep 28 |
Shimmaa: Bros, pls don’t try to justify your point, it will make you sound DBer.
If you’re talking about repairs, does repair happen daily or weekly? Repairs should be something they both tend to when it happens. Maybe an agreement that says repairs of 30k & below should be done by the driver and any repair above 30k, the owner can come in with a share ratio. For instance, a repair of 100k, after deducting the 30k that the driver is supposed to solely use for the repair, the balance will be 70k so that 70k balance is what they will now use their ratio to share. It can be 50/50, 60/40 or any ratio convenient for them. This is another good idea, the owner already stated his terms, you can negotiate as the driver because you have more experience on the field. I'm talking from the experience of someone who has given people cars to drive and i now i'm driving it myself. You can sense the owner wants his car to be well maintained. The way you flared up its as if you are expecting one big repair that will eat up the profit daily |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 5:52pm On Sep 28 |
Danremmy: boss he wants 60% as owner after. yet he wants repairs and expenses to come from profit? Isn't that same as driving funding the repair? The better option is for the driver to take 60%, i didnt say he should accept 40% Going by the look of things its difficult to get a car. Most EV companies have ridiculous T & C. There so many things that still needs renegotiating in that deal like working time. But splitting net profit is not a bad idea. You want to make the most of the deal, the owner wants the same too. |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 5:15pm On Sep 28 |
Shimmaa: Some people are just clown, I’m sorry to say tho.
Work harder to net higher thereby making owner to have more as 60% 😂😂😂
Imagine you having a target of 50k take home but in the right sense, you’re making owner to have 75,000 as his 60% so the more you work, the more money that goes to owner and someone said the owner is being reasonable.
Abeg, if you don’t have in-depth knowledge and understanding about something, just keep shut pls. Just a baby man that cant share opinion ir have conversations without insults. I wont stoop low to exchange words. Grow up lad |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 5:12pm On Sep 28 |
Just funny, do you think vehicle maintenance is easy? Someone here complained that he repairs the vehicle and also repaired Tracker and will still deliver weekly.
This owner said repair should be on profit, then they can share whats left from the profit. Okay, you as a driver just want to use vehicle and leave repair for owner to face.
With that clause driver will be careful with the car and also work to net higher, i have said renegotiating split is okay, thats my opinion you can drop yours too sha |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 5:08pm On Sep 28 |
Shimmaa: Don’t mind that egbon, he obviously doesn’t have deep understanding. As you get deep understanding explain the risk for the driver? |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 5:06pm On Sep 28 |
Shimmaa: Did you even understand that arrangement at all?
You’re talking about repairs, will they be doing repairs everyday for them to deduct repairs from his daily earnings or how do they intend to deduct money for repairs? Will it be done in advance and what happens to the saved money if repairs doesn’t happen during the time of agreement or if repairs exceed the saved amount.
Also, how will the owner track his earnings, or will the driver solely depend on online trips and when he gets a juicy offline trip, he should not do it coz the owner wants to track his online earnings. Also, that arrangement can never end well, it will always bring arguments and trust issues.
I don’t understand the angle you’re seeing that arrangement from but being as an owner and also a driver, that arrangement is very absurd and will only end up with issues. Vehicle might have a Tracker & Dashcam I might feel the 40% is low, but this is another way to go about it instead of driver handling repairs and delivering certain amount weekly No matter what there will always be issues btw them you just have to work with the system that brings less issues. |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 5:03pm On Sep 28 |
You can renegotiate the profit splitting sha |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 4:53pm On Sep 28 |
Danremmy: The job is for driving a Toyota Camry 2004 model (Big Daddy) on Bolt.
* Working hours: 8am–7pm * Sunday is normally the day off. * If you want to work on Sunday, you can take another day off during the week when you need to attend to personal matters. * The car will be picked up from my location in the morning and returned to my location every evening. * Payment is 40% of the net profit after agreed expenses such as fuel and repairs, while I take 60%. * GPS tracking and proper daily/weekly accounting will be in place.
If you're comfortable with this arrangement, I can ask you a few questions about your experience.
PLEASE EXPERIENCED SIRS, IS THIS A GOOD DEAL? I HAVE TRIED TO UNDERSTAND BUT I'M NOT GETTING IT YET. The owner is very reasonable to place repairs on income earned and Profit splitting after Net profit from Apps and FuelI dont know how you will manage the 40% from Net profit sha. He owns the asset and the risks, you just need to work harder to NET HIGHER so your 40% can be huge at the end of the week/month |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 1:28pm On Sep 28 |
Nelochukwu: Guys pls dere is a mega protest coming up. Pls let's not say we don do am before nothing happen. This time Iz planned better and drivers are actually frustrated.
Please and please let's all try n make it work as iz for the benefit of all drivers Time, date & period? |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 1:04pm On Sep 28 |
TUBLEZ: I hv been seen one fine electric cars called Limpopo, they are e hailing too That Limpopo don tey, na Jetour EV dem dey use. |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 4:18pm On Sep 27 |
Driving through Lekki/VI tollgate now i saw JT RIDES with above 100 EV getting ready to flood ehailing market  As Uber comot plenty Ride companies don show
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Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 8:41am On Sep 27 |
Indrive Raffle draw this december.
Na everything dem dey use motivate to drivers to reach Platinum.
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Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 4:57pm On Sep 26 |
Nelochukwu: My bro drivers plenty for indrive haaaa. As in over much.
Omo mehn d matter get as e be Bolt don pursue all their drivers and riders come Indrive. For bolt you go dey Queue to receive order, but na view once i dey see for Indrive  |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 8:49am On Sep 26 |
Omo, its View once on Indrive. Before you blink dem don accept order. And if a fair order lasts for more than 2 seconds you want to negotiate na "Request already accepted" |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 10:12am On Sep 25 |
Bolt cost pass Comfort 
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Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Eazilyfe: 6:52am On Sep 25 |
dahflemzy: When you enter Abuja, tag me so I can add you to our group on WhatsApp. There are lots of drivers you can learn from. Me inclusive. Abuja is not as profitable as Lagos but you can make something tangible and okay if you’re using your own ride. it’s also more easier to navigate here than Lagos. I be Lagos guy and I know wetin I Dey talk Please i have a friend who jst moved to Abuja and needs to learn, how can he reach you boss? |