Are you looking at buying a dyno tuning machine in NZ? Or perhaps you have recently purchased one for the first time? Here are some mistakes that you’ll want to avoid as a new owner.

Buying From a Sketchy Seller

When buying a dyno machine, especially if you’re opting to buy one second-hand, ensure that you can really trust the seller. Buying a new dyno tuning machine in NZ is preferable as you’ll get it under warranty, and you’ll know for certain that everything is in perfect working condition. You won’t regret doing your research!

Not Keeping It In A Secure Location

You’ve got to remember that your dyno tuning machine is a big-ticket item. Unfortunately, there are people out there that would go as far as to attempt to steal your dyno machine (or parts of it) if it’s not stored in a secure location with all the necessary security features in place. 

Charging Too Little or Too Much for Their Dyno Tuning Services

Now that you have your dyno machine, it’s time to start charging for your services! Look at your competitors to get an idea of what they’re charging for dyno tuning services. If you charge too much, you won’t get many customers, and if you charge too little, you won’t be able to make back the cost of your dyno machine.

Not Prioritising Maintenance

One of the biggest things you’ll need to deal with when it comes to owning a dyno machine is its maintenance. If you want your dyno machine to serve your business for years to come, you’ll need to take the time and set aside the budget to give your dyno tuning machine the weekly, monthly, and yearly maintenance that it needs.

Not Insuring It

You never know what disaster could occur that would result in the loss of your dyno machine. It is a good idea to have your dyno machine put on your asset insurance plan as soon as possible after purchasing it as possible.

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