I am trying to get some info on what it is like being a snap-on dealer..
Is it a good job??
Can you make a decent wage?
Was it worth taking the plunge and starting up?
Cheers

 

depends if you have a decent area and contacts in the area,we use teng at our work as the bosses are tight a***s and i know he has a huge area to cover but seems to do ok for himself

 

Depends...

Think its a franchise operation you take on...

Man with van, doing the selling to keep you in business,

we have a trade rep who visits us, we get better deals from him, but we do drop large orders his way

do a google search for the main site, franchise stuff is on there if i recall



mart

 

Its ok if you like chasing Mechanics for money, a Snap Debt Collector would be a better job title to be honest.

 

I know and speak with a couple. Both state that if you have the funds to go in without having to borrow/use snapon finance you should do ok.

 

My brother sold Krypton Gear and Snap-On Tools to the Motor Trade in the 70's ...... he moved into Double Glazing not so long after

 

I was under the impression that the mechanics have a snap on card so you get the money straight away and if they do not pay the underwriters of the card have to chase them up..I may be wrong though..

Mart360....When you say a trade rep visits you do you mean he is from Snap-on and does he selll you snap-on tools??