Posted by mike paulson on July 22, 2011 at 14:54:12 from (98.15.178.36):
In Reply to: Labor Rate posted by Jacob Loof on July 22, 2011 at 13:42:18:
here in NY state(not the city) you can expect to pay 90 to 110 bucks an hour at a JD dealership. as a private shop kinda guy i would say most of them are around 80 to 90. as a mechanic you should also charge list price for parts you use including fluids etc. and charge as much as you can get away with, being a mechanic has become a specialized trade, we are a dying breed and good techs are becoming few and far between. with all that being said you can really lose yer shirt as a mechanic with things like the higher tech electronic stuff and comebacks or misdiagnosis of things, or you can do pretty good with alittle luck, it aint easy brother good luck.
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