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Anyline survey shows automotive service techs want more data-driven tools 

Tire Review Magazine

Over half of techs today (57%) still manually log tire information into point-of-sale systems and customer relationship management (CRM) platforms, and almost three-fourths of those surveyed (72%) say manual data entry is time-consuming for automotive service technicians.

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Anyline survey shows automotive service techs want more data-driven tools 

Tire Review Magazine

Over half of techs today (57%) still manually log tire information into point-of-sale systems and customer relationship management (CRM) platforms, and almost three-fourths of those surveyed (72%) say manual data entry is time-consuming for automotive service technicians.

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Using Fixed Ops as a Growth Engine

AutoSuccess

In 2024, over 25% of vehicles on the road are leased, 1 driving a steady flow of warranty service work into dealership service bays. The service department is perfectly positioned to become a dealerships growth engine, especially when paired with a tailored warranty reimbursement strategy.

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TIA Elects Six New Board of Directors

Tire Review Magazine

Below are the new board members’ bios: Josephine Foley – Sullivan Tire & Automotive Service Manager of Sullivan Tire’s safety and fleet department, Josephine Foley is passionate about training, compliance and managing risk to create a safer operation. Currently, he is training and program manager for Midas.