Eddee:

Ah. Finally


Do confirm 28 bucks American style is for a 5 quarts jug and the extra 3 quarts? If yes, make I dey run my email order draft first

How much is that in Naira? Note it's for conventional oil

weyreypey:

How much is that in Naira? Definitely cheaper than Full Syn
Note it's for conventional oil

My guy, I am guessing you’re looking for justification why I would buy that, yeah? First things first, I am only interested in the weight 5w-30 - I’ve used Castrol, Mobil 1 (Advanced Full Syn and the conventional) and recently tried Total’s Quartz 9k. I think I’m not missing anything by going old fashion. Secondly, the savings I’ll make will add a bottle of another type of “oil” to my depleted collection.

Eddee:


My guy, I am guessing you’re looking for justification why I would buy that, yeah? First things first, I am only interested in the weight 5w-30 - I’ve used Castrol, Mobil 1 (Advanced Full Syn and the conventional) and recently tried Total’s Quartz 9k. I think I’m not missing anything by going old fashion. Secondly, the savings I’ll make will add a bottle of another type of “oil” to my depleted collection.

You're not answered the question.

Eddee:

Ah. Finally


Do confirm 28 bucks American style is for a 5 quarts jug and the extra 3 quarts? If yes, make I dey run my email order draft first

Sir, yes sir!

radautoworks:


Sir, yes sir!

Attend to my order

radautoworks:


Sir, yes sir!

The good people at your customer service have a mail to attend to tomorrow morning.

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radautoworks:


I forget. Did you ever finish reviewing?

Unfortunately, not yet.

Eddee:


The good people at your customer service have a mail to attend to tomorrow morning.

I messed up, hit the wrong shipper code and your cap showed up at my house! It's going out in the morning and I'll send an update. Sorry!

radautoworks:

I messed up, hit the wrong shipper code and your cap showed up at my house! It's going out in the morning and I'll send an update. Sorry!

Good morning ma, thanks for the heads-up. #EndSars protests no allow us focus for NL. Na who dey alive na him dey solve p0440 code.

Pls @RadAuto works, pls how much are vis items for ES330 2004 sedan:
Breakpads: Front and Rear
Shock Absorber: Front and Rear
Bumper: Front n Rear
Shafts and shaft cup: both sides.

Final request :
Can U people open a branch at Enugu or any SE for easy access to ur products.

Regards

UzomaFC:
Pls @RadAuto works, pls how much are vis items for ES330 2004 sedan:
Breakpads: Front and Rear
Shock Absorber: Front and Rear
Bumper: Front n Rear
Shafts and shaft cup: both sides.

Final request :
Can U people open a branch at Enugu or any SE for easy access to ur products.

Regards

Hello,

You can actually look up anything you want at any time with the instructions here https://www.nairaland.com/post/92790045

If you have a hard time please let me know. Also, we would love to open a couple in the southeast of we can find like minded people to run it. This only works if the owner is in ground to run it everyday or the quality suffers.

radautoworks:


Hello,

You can actually look up anything you want at any time with the instructions here https://www.nairaland.com/post/92790045

If you have a hard time please let me know. Also, we would love to open a couple in the southeast of we can find like minded people to run it. This only works if the owner is in ground to run it everyday or the quality suffers.

Hope someday U will find the right minds

radautoworks:


Hello,

You can actually look up anything you want at any time with the instructions here https://www.nairaland.com/post/92790045

If you have a hard time please let me know. Also, we would love to open a couple in the southeast of we can find like minded people to run it. This only works if the owner is in ground to run it everyday or the quality suffers.

Very soon we might just take on that offer in PHC, we are working on something

erico2k2:

Very soon we might just take on that offer in PHC, we are working on something

Amen o

erico2k2:

Very soon we might just take on that offer in PHC, we are working on something

We wasted a ton shit of money on a club last year (haven't still recovered from that financial loss). I'll make a case for Calabar and Uyo (leaning heavily towards the latter), assuming the cost for franchising falls between 10m - 15m? Not even looked at equity and or working capital? Wahala dey!

Eddee:


We wasted a ton shit of money on a club last year (haven't still recovered from that financial loss). I'll make a case for Calabar and Uyo (leaning heavily towards the latter), assuming the cost for franchising falls between 10m - 15m? Not even looked at equity and or working capital? Wahala dey!

Are there that many cars in Calabar or uyo to sustain or give a return on investments?
pH looks ripe to me for such. Very few of such workshops exist in pH. There are companies who would sign up immediately with their fleet of cars if the franchise and link to original spare parts is flaunted. I'd advice Port Harcourt.

9icetoo:

Are there that many cars in Calabar or uyo to sustain or give a return on investments?
pH looks ripe to me for such. Very few of such workshops exist in pH. There are companies who would sign up immediately with their fleet of cars if the franchise and link to original spare parts is flaunted. I'd advice Port Harcourt.

Very valid points chief. After P.H, Uyo has my money - not even Calabar apart from the sentimental attachment. Enugu won't do badly either (they have dealerships ranging from Mercedes to Kia), but Uyo shows promise. Just like Calabar they have some stealerships scattered here and there but Uyo has the top mulla.

Eddee:


We wasted a ton shit of money on a club last year (haven't still recovered from that financial loss). I'll make a case for Calabar and Uyo (leaning heavily towards the latter), assuming the cost for franchising falls between 10m - 15m? Not even looked at equity and or working capital? Wahala dey!

I wish it could but it won't. It's hard to find a business that has as good as ROI as this in Nigeria but it requires an active, honest, attentive owner

Eddee:


Very valid points chief. After P.H, Uyo has my money - not even Calabar apart from the sentimental attachment. Enugu won't do badly either (they have dealerships ranging from Mercedes to Kia), but Uyo shows promise. Just like Calabar they have some stealerships scattered here and there but Uyo has the top mulla.

Thanks for the insight.. is have never thought of Uyo. We are thinking 2 more locations in Lagos State, one each in Ibadan, Abuja, PH, Enugu and the rest up in the air.

radautoworks:


I wish it could but it won't. It's hard to find a business that has as good as ROI as this in Nigeria but it requires an active, honest, attentive owner

Herein lies the challenge. For example the stealerships here are just rebranded kazeems. I remember my ordeal at the hands of Mandilas, Calabar for an ordinary Lexus IS. I doubt with that kind of attitudinal disposition towards effective repairs they will break-even without having to rely on sharp practices.

radautoworks:


Thanks for the insight.. is have never thought of Uyo. We are thinking 2 more locations in Lagos State, one each in Ibadan, Abuja, PH, Enugu and the rest up in the air.

Abuja is a given. Lovely place with less tax intrusions as Lagos, and actual people who can pay to fix their cars properly. P.H is also up there, plenty servicing firms that can be pre-qualified for long term framework agreements in respect to their vehicles repairs and maintenance. Enugu has a lot of dealerships already. Don't know much about Ibadan, been there once. Oron-Ikot Ekpene-Eket all have lots of millennial millionaires courtesy of Oil drilling and servicing firms too who will always converge in Uyo. It's a very small and linear state, which means one dealership in Uyo is within an hour reach of most of your customers.

Eddee:


Herein lies the challenge. For example the stealerships here are just rebranded kazeems. I remember my ordeal at the hands of Mandilas, Calabar for an ordinary Lexus IS. I doubt with that kind of attitudinal disposition towards effective repairs they will break-even without having to rely on sharp practices.





Abuja is a given. Lovely place with less tax intrusions as Lagos, and actual people who can pay to fix their cars properly. P.H is also up there, plenty servicing firms that can be pre-qualified for long term framework agreements in respect to their vehicles repairs and maintenance. Enugu has a lot of dealerships already. Don't know much about Ibadan, been there once. Oron-Ikot Ekpene-Eket all have lots of millennial millionaires courtesy of Oil drilling and servicing firms too who will always converge in Uyo. It's a very small and linear state, which means one dealership in Uyo is within an hour reach of most of your customers.

Thanks for the insight. What I've discovered since moving back is that the average Nigerian business doesn't understand the power of customer loyalty. The goal is to make a killing off each customer at all costs that's why your bolded. That's why it's been so hard for us to find franchisees. The philosophy is very different. And we expect franchisees to abide by it.

Which reminds me..

radautoworks:


Thanks for the insight. What I've discovered since moving back is that the average Nigerian business doesn't understand the power of customer loyalty. The goal is to make a killing off each customer at all costs that's why your bolded. That's why it's been so hard for us to find franchisees. The philosophy is very different. And we expect franchisees to abide by it.

Which reminds me..

Madam Radautoworks for President!

radautoworks:


Thanks for the insight.. is have never thought of Uyo. We are thinking 2 more locations in Lagos State, one each in Ibadan, Abuja, PH, Enugu and the rest up in the air.

If you move to enugu, you will gain a loyal customer.

9icetoo:

If you move to enugu, you will gain a loyal customer.

Thank you! We are working on it

Apologies to all but the environment has led us here.

Thanks for the giveaway gesture.
My suggestion is NLers who are customers can put in entry for the giveaway with receipts of repairs or patronage as proof. An Instagram live draw can solve the issue of people coming together physically.

Eddee:


The good people at your customer service have a mail to attend to tomorrow morning.

E don reach

radautoworks:


E don reach

Great to hear ma’am, thank you very much. Now the small detail of getting it down to Calabar. Also, do you by chance happen to know what this symbol beneath the park indicator mean? Was flashing vigorously this morning on My Tacoma - I am fairly certain I don’t have a scanner that can point me in the right direction.

Eddee:


Great to hear ma’am, thank you very much. Now the small detail of getting it down to Calabar. Also, do you by chance happen to know what this symbol beneath the park indicator mean? Was flashing vigorously this morning on My Tacoma - I am fairly certain I don’t have a scanner that can point me in the right direction.

4wd. Try changing gears and see if it changes before you panic