If you own or operate a tire shop, your business has a single goal: to sell tires. Here are some tips that can help you and your team of employees sell more tires.
Carry Several Different Tiers of Tires
Carrying tires at several different price points has a few advantages for your tire shop. First, you’ll be able to attract and please customers with different budgets. Rather than forcing all customers to spend similar amounts on tires, you can offer cheap ones to budget-conscious drivers, expensive ones to drivers who have money and want the best, and mid-grade tires to drivers who want value.…
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If you’re the parent of a teen driver with a new car, you’d probably do just about anything to relieve the worry. Fortunately, with a little proactive planning, your sleepless nights can become a thing of the past. From keeping your child safe all the way to ensuring their new ride doesn’t end up in the auto repair shop, here are three awesome tips for parents and teens alike.
Maintain a service schedule log.…
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The trucking industry brought in more than 700 billion dollars worth of revenue in 2014, and with no sign of slowing down the used semi truck you plan to buy can help you tap into lucrative career opportunities whether you want to work for yourself or become part of an already established team. You’ll want to make sure that your semi truck holds up to wear and tear and meets your needs as your workload grows – here are five features to look for when you start shopping:…
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