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  • cobblers.keys changed the title to Cost for 1=selling or 2= supply & fitting batteries ?
  • 3 weeks later...

If u start selling them you will have people coming to buy the odd batteries they cant find in supermarkets and you will not make much money fitting them. That is for watches and car keys too.

I only fit them. I dont sell any over the counter.

If youre dealing with the customer asking what they want, going to find it, hand it over, put it on the till etc you might aswell fit it and make that extra fiver for yourself

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53 minutes ago, rubinshazi said:

I only fit them. I dont sell any over the counter.

That's a blinkered view!
If they know which battery is required, but the device is not available to fit, Then £3 retail goes in the till (£7.50 fitted).
We stock Renate lithium sizes in 300 box outer and gross £350+ in weekly sales (fitted or not)

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1 hour ago, Auto Key Wizard said:

That's a blinkered view!
If they know which battery is required, but the device is not available to fit, Then £3 retail goes in the till (£7.50 fitted).
We stock Renate lithium sizes in 300 box outer and gross £350+ in weekly sales (fitted or not)

Exactly the same Terry. Our weekly sales are similar to yours and we also buy outer boxes of 300 at a time.

It's like refusing to sell a padlock unless the customer has extra keys cut. Why in this day and age would you restrict a sale.

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  • 2 months later...

I used to work at an auto shop, and we charged about $5 for just selling the battery, and if we had to supply and fit it, the total would come to around $15. But prices can vary depending on where you are, so it's always good to check with your local shops for the current rates.

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