I need your opinions with buying into a franchise like Tommys

[Lester]

Is it worth buying into a franchise like Tommys to get on the ground and running? Then branch out on my own from that one. What are your thoughts? As always thank you for your input.

 

[Axxlrod]

No.

 

[soonermajic]

Nope

 

[traveler17]

What they said

 

[MC3033]

Hell no. Smoke in mirrors. Expensive smoke at that

 

[boywonder]

If you want to lose your ass than yes. Otherwise what's been said above no

 

[ja3on]

No

 

[Greg Pack]

Tommy's is expensive. On top of that, they don't use a top brush, which is going to create cleaning issues from the start. They do have cool looking designs though.

 

[Metro DSM Car Washes]

Although it might be expensive, Tommy's is a good start for a car wash as if you don't know anything about car washes and want to own one, they'll train you I think.

 

[Axxlrod]

You can get training a number of ways without being forced to give up 10% of the top every month for the rest of your life.

 

[MEP001]

Although it might be expensive, Tommy's is a good start for a car wash as if you don't know anything about car washes and want to own one, they'll train you I think.

How did you come by this opinion?

 

[Metro DSM Car Washes]

I used to talk to someone who worked at a Tommy's. He said that franchisees are trained before the site is built, so that's when it came across to me that it would be a good idea for someone who doesn't really know about car washes.

 

[Metro DSM Car Washes]

You can get training a number of ways without being forced to give up 10% of the top every month for the rest of your life.

That's very true, I wasn't thinking about that. I know Ryko has a training course as well, and I bet multiple other companies do too.