Precision Tune Auto Care
Financial Plan
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Total investment
Total Investment to launch the business, including initial fees ($2,000–$25,000)
The Concept
Precision Tune Auto Care (PTAC) is a U.S. automotive repair and maintenance franchise with a history spanning more than 45 years. Its centers provide services ranging from oil changes and brake repair to diagnostics, tires, wheel alignment, A/C repair, suspension and transmission services.
The concept is aimed at entrepreneurs looking to operate a full-service auto repair shop, rather than a specialized tire or quick-lube business. The franchisor recommends—and for newly built centers requires—at least six repair bays, with the potential to expand to eight.
Meta description: Precision Tune Auto Care is a U.S. auto repair franchise offering full-service maintenance and repair through a network of franchised service centers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Precision Tune Auto Care franchise cost?
The published estimated initial investment is $127,000 to $253,600, assuming the franchisee leases the property. The range includes the initial franchise fee, equipment, fixtures, signage, inventory, insurance, training, marketing and working capital. Buying the property or constructing a new building would increase the investment.
What is the Precision Tune Auto Care franchise fee?
The published franchise materials give an initial franchise fee range of $2,000 to $25,000. The exact amount depends on the circumstances of the franchise agreement. Qualified veterans can receive a reduced $10,000 franchise fee under the company’s VetFran program.
What type of auto repair services does Precision Tune offer?
The centers provide a broad range of automotive services, including oil changes, brakes, tires, wheel alignment, engine diagnostics, batteries, A/C and heating, suspension, steering, transmission and drivetrain services.
How large should a Precision Tune Auto Care location be?
The franchisor recommends existing centers and requires newly built centers to have at least six repair bays, with the ability to accommodate drive-through service on at least one bay. Locations can potentially expand to eight bays if the market supports it.
Does Precision Tune disclose average franchise revenue?
I would currently list this as “not publicly disclosed” rather than use an estimate from third-party franchise directories. Precision Tune’s current public franchise page does not provide a usable average sales figure; it instead directs prospective franchisees to the current FDD for the official financial information.
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