Franchisees can add one term of five years, if they meet requirements. Term of Agreement and Renewal: The length of the initial franchise term is 10 years. Franchisees will assist the franchisor in honoring all warranties on products, which means that franchisees will perform service on tools and equipment at the customer’s place of business. Franchisees may sell products only to customers at stops on their List of Calls. In addition, franchisees will refrain from selling items which are inappropriate or inconsistent with a business selling tools and equipment. Franchisees will not sell or give away items of merchandise which are directly competitive with the products that are manufactured by or for the franchisor, except items of merchandise which franchisees have taken as a trade-in. Franchisees must refrain from engaging in activities that would conflict with these purposes and they will devote all necessary business attention and efforts to these purposes. Franchisees will maintain an inventory of products in at least the minimum amount specified in the “Snap-on Program” in order to maximize their sale of products and provide service expected by their customers. Obligations and Restrictions: Franchisees will use their best efforts to promote aggressively and develop fully the sales of products at stops on their List of Calls.
#Snap on tools license
In addition to Core Customers, the List of Calls identifies potential additional tool purchasers either at the same or additional business addresses who are not considered potential Core Customers according to Snap-on's criteria, but to whom franchisees are allowed to sell products and are identified as potential “Exception Customers.” With some exceptions, during the term of the Franchise Agreement, if franchisees are not in default under the Franchise Agreement, the franchisor will not sell, or license others to sell, products at those locations identified on the List of Calls without the franchisee’s consent. While the number of potential customers on a List of Calls will vary to some extent from franchisee to franchisee, it is the franchisor’s intent that each List of Calls contains at least 200 potential “Core Customers” at the time a Franchise Agreement is signed.
#Snap on tools series
The List of Calls consists of a series of business addresses or “stops” at which the franchisor has determined that there are, or should be, tool users who purchase their own tools. Territory Granted: The franchisor grants franchisees the right, subject to terms, to use the Snap-on Program, and to purchase products from the franchisor for resale only at the locations identified on their List of Calls. The franchisor also suggests, but does not require, that franchisees attend Franchise Development Training, kickoff meetings and the Snap-on Franchisee Conference each year that it provides these training opportunities. The franchisor generally holds these meetings once per quarter, but may hold them more or less frequently as it determines appropriate. Once franchisees begin operation of their franchise, the franchisor suggests, but does not require, that franchisees and their store manager, if applicable, participate in ongoing training, including Franchise Performance Team meetings (if provided by the franchisor). Between four to eight months after franchisees begin operating their business, franchisees are required to attend Franchise Store Management Training – Level 2 currently held virtually via web-based meetings, but may be at the franchisor’s training workshop located in Grapevine, Texas, or by such other method or at such other location as it designates. The franchisor conducts the field initial training at the time franchisees begin operations.
The training school is currently located in Grapevine, Texas, but Snap-on reserves the right to relocate it at any time or conduct the training online. Training currently consists of over 84 hours of classroom training and 135 hours of on-the-job training.
Franchisees or their store manager (in the case of an additional franchise) must complete Snap-on Franchise Store Management Training. Training Overview: Before franchisees begin operation of the franchise, the franchisor provides store management training. Citizens who qualify* VIEW FRANCHISE View All Automotive Franchises
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