Roadside Work

Re torques are free at most tire shops. That's the problem I see with your business. I'd only go in business to make money, but that's just me.

On a side note, I am by no means trying to be rude.

 

Not sure how much business you would get. If a truck just needs a re-torque and has to pay for it he will just drive to a tire shop along his way. I don't see a mobile repair needed to just come out and re-torque the wheels.

 

So. As much as I want you to succeed at this, here is my experience. One time in Kamloops I had to get a tire replaced. When I got back to the yard the owner of the company had wheels being switched from one trailer to another. This included the one I just brought back. The tire guy said wow these lugnuts are loose while taking the new wheel off. Anyways, where I am now I switch trucks a lot. I've gotten tires switched a lot. Then the next day told I'm not on that truck. Left the wheel retorque sheet in the truck. When I returned to the truck, retorque sheet is still in there not filled out. I'm not saying your job is not important, but more or less saying it's not much of an emergency kind of call out. I belive the wheels should be retouqed to be sure but at the same time they're not gonna fall off after 100km of driving. Now if you could change airlines and belts and brake pots or slack adjusters well then sitting at a scale would be not a bad idea. Just remember a trucker told you about it so keep the prices fair.