Earn free garage time at DIY garages

[bookgaragetime]

Earn free garage time

Get access to lifts, air tools, and services at other garages

By listing your space, you can earn time at other garages. Share your space on GarageTime with friends and enthusiasts. You'll earn money on your garage, and an additional $20 in garage credit when once you've achieved $200 in bookings. Only for new GarageTime hosts!

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[bookgaragetime]

Looking to get discounted or free access to lifts or specialty tools to work on your 4Runner? We want to help.

GarageTime is a peer-to-peer garage rental service.

By listing your space, you can earn time at other garages. You'll earn money on your garage, and an additional $20 in garage credit when once you've achieved $200 in bookings.

https://bookgaragetime.com/invite/

 

[bookgaragetime]

Looking to get discounted or free access to lifts or specialty tools to work on your 4Runner? We want to help.

GarageTime is a peer-to-peer garage rental service.

By listing your space, you can earn time at other garages. You'll earn money on your garage, and an additional $20 in garage credit when once you've achieved $200 in bookings.

https://bookgaragetime.com/invite/

 

[bookgaragetime]

Looking to get discounted or free access to lifts or specialty tools to work on your 4Runner? We want to help.

GarageTime is a peer-to-peer garage rental service.

By listing your space, you can earn time at other garages. You'll earn money on your garage, and an additional $20 in garage credit when once you've achieved $200 in bookings.

https://bookgaragetime.com/invite/

 

[bookgaragetime]

Looking to get discounted or free access to lifts or specialty tools to work on your 4Runner? We want to help.

GarageTime is a peer-to-peer garage rental service.

By listing your space, you can earn time at other garages. You'll earn money on your garage, and an additional $20 in garage credit when once you've achieved $200 in bookings.

https://bookgaragetime.com/invite/

 

[1jzgte]

Looking to get discounted or free access to lifts or specialty tools to work on your 4Runner? We want to help.

GarageTime is a peer-to-peer garage rental service.

By listing your space, you can earn time at other garages. You'll earn money on your garage, and an additional $20 in garage credit when once you've achieved $200 in bookings.

https://bookgaragetime.com/invite/

DONE!:girl::girl::girl:

 

[jron4]

If you have a garage why would you want to earn time towards someone else’s garage?

 

[bookgaragetime]

If you have a garage why would you want to earn time towards someone else’s garage?

Not all garage owners have the specialty tools or vehicle lifts that make many jobs easier.

 

[djkurious]

Looking to get discounted or free access to lifts or specialty tools to work on your 4Runner? We want to help.

GarageTime is a peer-to-peer garage rental service.

By listing your space, you can earn time at other garages. You'll earn money on your garage, and an additional $20 in garage credit when once you've achieved $200 in bookings.

https://bookgaragetime.com/invite/

Hopefully this will be available in Middle Tennessee one day!

 

[absalom]

Looking for the vendor forum?

 

[Soneill]

Looking to get discounted or free access to lifts or specialty tools to work on your 4Runner? We want to help.

GarageTime is a peer-to-peer garage rental service.

By listing your space, you can earn time at other garages. You'll earn money on your garage, and an additional $20 in garage credit when once you've achieved $200 in bookings.

https://bookgaragetime.com/invite/

Seems like a huge liability if someone gets hurt at YOUR shop or vis versa.

 

[Jetboy]

Not all garage owners have the specialty tools or vehicle lifts that make many jobs easier.

There's a reason shared garage or workshop businesses have never succeeded. The idea is great to have people share ownership or offer rental use of expensive tools that are infrequently used. But it always fails. The reason is that users lack any skin in the game. When they're not your tools - you don't treat them like they're your tools. People who do know how to use them already own them. I don't let most people I do know use my shop or my tools. I sure as hell wouldn't let someone use my tools who I don't know. Not to mention liability both for me and my shop and tools and for someone else.

 

[jron4]

Seems like a huge liability if someone gets hurt at YOUR shop or vis versa.

or damages or takes your expensive tools

 

[jron4]

Not all garage owners have the specialty tools or vehicle lifts that make many jobs easier.

Ah got ya. I just take for granted having access to a lift lol

 

[nglayton]

There's a reason shared garage or workshop businesses have never succeeded. The idea is great to have people share ownership or offer rental use of expensive tools that are infrequently used. But it always fails. The reason is that users lack any skin in the game. When they're not your tools - you don't treat them like they're your tools. People who do know how to use them already own them. I don't let most people I do know use my shop or my tools. I sure as hell wouldn't let someone use my tools who I don't know. Not to mention liability both for me and my shop and tools and for someone else.

How do hotels, car rentals or any number of other rental places ever succeed?

 

[bookgaragetime]

There's a reason shared garage or workshop businesses have never succeeded. The idea is great to have people share ownership or offer rental use of expensive tools that are infrequently used. But it always fails. The reason is that users lack any skin in the game. When they're not your tools - you don't treat them like they're your tools. People who do know how to use them already own them. I don't let most people I do know use my shop or my tools. I sure as hell wouldn't let someone use my tools who I don't know. Not to mention liability both for me and my shop and tools and for someone else.

One of the major problems with DIY garages succeeding is the outlay of resources for space and tools. Garages need to pull in x amount of customer/day to maintain the economics (which to your point has proven difficult). Rather than open another community garage, we believe the better option is to take advantage of the tools, resources, and buildings already in circulation, and creating micro-communities of enthusiasts. These spaces/tools are already paid for by the garage owner and will be used regardless or sharing their space. By listing their garage for use with neighbors, they're able to offset these costs and create relationships with other enthusiasts in their community.

In terms of liability, many of our garages require users to sign a liability waiver before stepping foot in the door, and also require a renters or homeowners policy in the event something goes awry.

We understand our service isn't for everybody, but we want to do our part to lower the barriers to entry for DIY enthusiasts.

 

[totalnobody]

I have always preferred people NOT know whats in my garage.

Tends to keep everything in my garage/in my garage

 

[momo.75]

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