If a vehicle has the TPMS light already on, there are a few key things to always check first for time’s sake.
Knowing when a procedure such as an initialization or calibration should be done becomes much more serious to all of us.
It is cliche to say, “Change is good.” With this change you are getting more, because we know you are doing more.
Many of us have felt like we’ve been on a roller coaster since mid-March.
Your role is to lead, guide and set the tone for your team, especially now.
An extremely busy tire shop that mounts 500 to 1,000 tires per month may get only a few years out of a tire changer.
Everyone has a story worth telling; we’re looking forward to hearing yours.
Here are nine practical tips you can use to make the most of this experience.
Being great communicators, staying calm and embracing flexibility are top of mind for industry leaders.
Working in the automotive repair industry can be a nightmare in terms of time management and work-life balance. At one time or another, we’ve all gone through periods of putting in 80-hour work weeks and barely seeing the light of day, much less our loved ones. Ever walk into your shop on a day off and feel like you can’t get out of there?
Just like anything else in this industry and in life – building a winning shop culture takes time and effort, in addition to strategy. Good thing no one in the auto repair industry is afraid of a little hard work!
As the new editor of Shop Owner, I want to build upon what has already been established within the pages of this magazine. Your day-to-day is about solving other people’s problems, so I want to help you solve the problems facing your business. From HR issues and marketing to customer service and keeping up with today’s technology, I want to cover it all, says Kristen Criswell, editor of Shop Owner magazine.
