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Is Automotive Service Advisor a Good Career? An Updated Guide for 2024

Automotive Training Centre

This front-facing role requires workers to interact with customers directly, greeting them as they come in, answering their questions, managing complaints, and advising them on which services suit their specific needs. Service advisor training will prepare you to meet the demands of this dynamic career.

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Using Fixed Ops as a Growth Engine

AutoSuccess

New vehicle inventories and days supply are steadily climbing, yet the real growth story lies in service and parts sales. Over the past four years, these areas have collectively surged $25 billion nationally, accounting for an impressive 50% increase since 2020.

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COMMENTARY: Cost-savings at car dealerships through the right software

Auto Remarketing

since February 2020, with transportation rising by over 34%. When I was a Chevy dealership manager, I stumbled upon that answer. The service lane is a natural place to look for efficiencies through software. The Consumer Price Index has risen 21.7% Times like these try ones soul.

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VIP Tires & Service promotes Bob Guptill to market manager in Auburn, Maine

Tire Review Magazine

VIP Tires & Service has promoted Auburn, Maine store manager Bob Guptill to market manager. VIP said Guptill will continue to manage the Auburn location while also overseeing two Lewiston stores.

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VIP Tires & Service promotes Bob Guptill to market manager in Auburn, Maine

Tire Review Magazine

VIP Tires & Service has promoted Auburn, Maine store manager Bob Guptill to market manager. VIP said Guptill will continue to manage the Auburn location while also overseeing two Lewiston stores.

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Top Shop Best-One of Indy drives excellence through its people-first approach

Tire Review Magazine

Doing the bare minimum is not in its DNA instead, the business is simply built differently, and has formed a foundation from its four core values that seep into every aspect of its business from its marketing approach, commitment to customer service, community involvement and technician training initiatives.

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Wholesale Tire is Built on Family, but Powered by Community

Tire Review Magazine

That way, a customer is not stuck behind somebody getting a tune-up or brake job. While the first generation of Wholesale Tire thrived under these philosophies and traditional customer service values, the second generation brought innovation with computers and digital marketing.

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