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From the Magazine: ‘A challenge and an honour’

Auto Service World

As he steps into the pivotal role as AIA Canada chair, Tony Kuczynski brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion for the automotive industry, a journey that began as a licensed technician. And hes seen many changes and hurdles throughout his automotive aftermarket career. Ive always been an automotive enthusiast.

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Road to Success for Auto Shop Owner Series (Part 3 Profit)

AutoInc.

In today’s competitive automotive repair industry, being a successful shop owner is about much more than fixing cars. It’s about leading a team, running efficient operations, and staying profitable, all while delivering excellent customer service. Click here for Part 2 article. Click here for Part 1 article.

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From the Magazine: The power of clear communication

Auto Service World

A rushed or unclear inspection report can leave customers confused about what repairs are necessary. A brief note like Replace pads/rotors might make sense to a technician, but it doesnt resonate with the average customer. A loyal customer is more likely to return for future services and recommend the shop to others.

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From the Magazine: Proactive staffing strategies

Auto Service World

Here’s where you need to make the right investments to stay ahead of your talent challenges Managing staffing needs in today’s highly competitive automotive aftermarket labour market is no easy task. Finding and keeping the right people is a constant struggle, especially given the scarcity of skilled trades in the automotive aftermarket.

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From the Magazine: Facing the future of auto repair

Auto Service World

We surveyed professionals to understand their views on technology, customer behaviour, and what they need to thrive in their careers Auto repair technicians and service advisors are the lifeblood of the automotive service industry. As the technological and customer service landscape evolves, so too do their roles.

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From the Magazine: Unlocking staff potential

Auto Service World

Over time, this consistency resonated with the staff, fostering an understanding of our unwavering commitment to our clients and the crucial role our service played in maintaining client loyalty in a highly competitive market. For jobbers and those in the automotive aftermarket, I always emphasized industry trends and market dynamics.

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Why Repair Shops Avoid Using Automotive Shop Software | BOLT ON

Bolt on Technology

The automotive industry continues to rapidly progress when it comes to technology. But while vehicles and equipment are becoming more advanced, you may be resistant to adopting new automotive shop software and technology that could vastly improve your operations.