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Free ATMs for auto repair & tire shops.
A customer waiting on a patch, a set of used tires paid in cash, a thank-you for the tech who squeezed them in: repair and tire shops run on more cash than the card reader shows. An ATM in the waiting area keeps that cash on site.
The case for cash
Why an ATM makes sense for a auto repair shop.
Customers at repair and tire shops often sit in the waiting area while the work gets done, and plenty of them would rather settle up in cash. Some shops post a cash price or discount; used-tire sales are frequently cash deals; and some customers like to hand the tech a few dollars for a quick fix or a flat patched on a busy Saturday. When the customer only has a card, they either pay the way they didn’t want to or walk down the street to find an ATM while their car sits on the lift.
BayTM places, loads and services ATMs at independent garages, tire shops, quick-lube and brake shops, smog and alignment centers across California. The machine, the cash and the service are ours. We work through placement around your counter, waiting area and shop floor during the location review, so the machine stays clear of the bays and easy to find.
Where cash shows up
Where cash comes up.
- I
Customers who pay cash
Whether your shop offers a cash price or customers simply prefer to pay in cash, an ATM in the waiting area lets them do it without leaving while the car is on the lift. How you price and take payment stays your decision.
- II
Used tires and quick jobs
Used tires, patches, rotations and small parts are often cash sales. Customers who arrive with only a card can get bills a few steps from the counter.
- III
Tips for the tech
Customers who want to thank the tech for a fast turnaround can get cash on site. How tips are collected and shared stays exactly as your shop does it today.
On the floor
Where it goes, and how we run it.
Placement
Where we’d put it
- In the waiting area or beside the service counter, where customers already stand to check in and pay.
- Away from the bays, lifts, compressors and tire racks, clear of shop traffic and grease.
- In a well-lit spot covered by your cameras, with power and connectivity confirmed during the location review.
Operations
How we run it
- Tire shops get busy with the seasons and on Saturdays. We monitor cash levels remotely and schedule loading around your busy stretches.
- All loading, maintenance and repairs handled by our team, with 24/7 technician support.
- No cost, no lease and no minimum volume, so a slow week costs you nothing.
Questions
Questions we hear from auto repair and tire shops.
We give a discount for cash. Does an ATM fit with that?
An ATM simply gives customers a way to get cash on site. Whether you offer a cash price, and how you post it, is up to you and your own pricing rules; the ATM doesn’t change how you take payment.
Where does the ATM go in a shop with lifts and tire racks?
Usually in the waiting area or by the service counter, well away from the bays. We look at foot traffic, power, connectivity and camera coverage during the location review and recommend the spot that suits your layout.
Our techs sometimes get tipped. Will an ATM help?
It gives customers who want to tip in cash a way to get it without leaving. Some will; many will keep using cards. How tips are collected, shared and reported stays exactly as your shop does it today.
Is there a minimum number of transactions?
No. There’s no minimum volume, so a slow month costs you nothing. We monitor cash levels remotely and load ahead of your busy stretches.
Who handles the cash and repairs?
We do. BayTM loads its own cash, monitors the machine remotely and handles maintenance and repairs, with 24/7 technician support.
Get started
Put a free ATM in your auto repair shop.
Tell us about your location. We’ll review it, answer your questions and recommend the right machine and placement — at no cost and no obligation.
Or call (510) 747-8021