Tag: service department
Why car dealers can’t afford to overlook tire sales – David...
Welcome to another edition of Inside Automotive on the CBT Automotive Network. Tires are essential in everyday life, whether you're a car dealer or...
Don Reed on how to ignite your auto technicians’ productivity
The 2022 NADA Show has come and gone, but we're still hearing from industry experts and attendees as it was the first time many...
5 ways the service and parts department can minimize losses
If you’ve ever stopped to consider how many parts are walking away from the dealership unbilled, whether through theft or due to oversight, you...
Groundhog sees his shadow, but service departments should prep for Spring...
Another six weeks of winter are coming, according to the least official weather predictor in the nation. Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Tuesday,...
How AI helps to retain more service customers
The current inventory shortage presents a problem for dealership service departments. Fewer new vehicle sales will translate to fewer service customers in the coming...
Dealer Jamaal McCoy on how to thrive in the industry amid...
From supply shortages to digital retailing, to an EV revolution, our industry is in the midst of a transformation. On today’s show, we’re pleased...
Is your service department equipment safe?
Workplace accidents are unfortunate and, in many cases, altogether avoidable. Some incidents can be minor losses to property alone or it could be a...
ICE vehicles are most common choice among consumers, they deserve our...
Headlines on Tuesday, November 16 sought to command attention from consumers in the market for a vehicle but from two very different perspectives.
Dodge unveiled...
Truck sales and tires truly do go hand in hand
For the 2020 calendar year, pickup trucks swallowed up five of the top ten spots for best-selling models in the US. That’s expected to...
Don Reed on key strategies to help your service team get...
Have you purchased equipment for your service team that isn’t being used? Or maybe it just isn’t being used as often as it should...